Girard Tankless Water Heater III - Error E7
Hey folks. TLDR: Getting an E7 error code on our tankless water heater, except sometimes it's an E1 code and sometimes it's an E2 code. What's the problem and how do we fix it? We've been using our water heater with no problem as full-timers for almost 4 years. Finally, we moved out of the trailer and winterized it for the first time. We used an air compressor to blow it out as recommended and left for a few months. Now we're back in the trailer for a month and suddenly, for the first time, it's not working. We got the water hooked up and ran everything through the lines but when we switched on the water heater, it threw us E7. We tried turning it off and back on again, cleared the propane lines by running the stove and the furnace, and everything else is working great. The water heater kept throwing E7, except a few times that it would start working and get hot, and then suddenly throw an E7 again. Sometimes it throws an E1 or E2 instead of an E7, but it seems random. We've been testing it periodically by turning on the hot water and getting these different codes every time. Obviously, something is going on with the propane connection or flow that is preventing or stalling ignition, but since the error codes are vague, I don't know how to fix it, aside from ordering a new part (some kind of valve?) and taking it all apart, which I really don't want to do. Has anyone else had a similar problem? Any troubleshooting or fix suggestions? Thanks in advance.2.7KViews2likes2CommentsHave TTs gotten any better?
My husband and I full timed for 5 years in a 34' Cougar and loved it. When we finally planted, we tried a TT with sway bars for all of about 2-3 trips and hated it. We're now looking at a Arctic Fox 29-5K fifth wheel for more elbow room. Before we take the plunge, has anything improved in travel trailer towing?1.1KViews1like9Comments- 1KViews0likes8Comments
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Looking at a used 2010 K-Z trailer. The owner passed away and his family is trying to sell it. But the owner's son and I couldn't get the water heater to work. Can anyone tell me where I could find information on this water heater and how to operate it? Thanks599Views1like9CommentsSlide out bound up
Please help!!! We moved our 1997 Fleetwood wilderness after starting in one place for 6 months. She gave us a little trouble bringing in the slide. We had to use a jack under the slide to wiggle her in. When we got to our new spot we tried to extend the slide and the bottom didn't move. We checked underneath and found nothing out of order. Then we noticed the floor if the slide on the inside. The corners are extended upwards and the middle is flush with the floor. We think the slide jumped off the tracks due to the new gap on the side. Can anyone please guide me on what to do next? we are still fairly new at living in our trailer. We're remodeling and living in it at the same time so please excuse the mess.533Views1like2CommentsCan the padded header over interior door be removed?
I have a Jayco Jayfeather and I need to remove the padded header above the door in the interior (so I can put a bracket to reinforcemy door opener). I removed the three screws that I thought were holding it on, but I've been pulling and pushing, but it won't budge! Is there any way to remove this without damaging it?399Views0likes1CommentTrouble turning my RV
Hello my name is Jazmin, my family and I just bought a 2007 Arctic Fox 990 “Silver Fox Edition’’ we bought it from a local family. Everything from the inside is in good condition, we struggle to learn how to use all the appliances because they didn’t have the manual book that comes with all the information. Right now we’re struggling on the switch to turn on the generator!! We try it few times and yes it turned on perfectly but today we did the game thing ( press the start button and push the little butterfly)it made a sound like it was about to turn on but then it stopped. It didn’t work at all! , I have looked everywhere( on the internet) to see if I can find a way to give us tips or show us what to do. Our general is Onan 2500 camp power, can anyone recommend any good resources that would help us with this situation!! I hope my message makes sense Thank you342Views1like11CommentsSales Tax
Hello, having a weird edge case situation on paying sales tax on new to me TT. TL;DR Sales tax was charged on a casual sale of used TT from non business living trust to me. Tag office cites non existent laws that all trusts are entities thus all are business/dealers. I plan to appeal to GA DOR and or Tribunal as its ridiculous. I am in GA. Trailer was sold to me by a living trust that for legal sake did not engage in any business nor held the TT for commercial reasons and it was stipulated on the BOS. The tag office has slapped me with a big sales tax(few thousand as its a quality TT) as trust = entity = dealer. Note this isnt TAVT but specifically a sales tax on a trailer. What im struggling with is that you cant just blanket call all trusts a "dealer" and skirt the whole casual sale exemption as for all intents and purposes thats what it was. Georgia law is very clear on its definition of a "dealer/business" and this is not it. I cant find any Georgia law that also blanket cover all "entities or trusts" as dealers. Only thing I see that sales tax only applies if the sale of tangible property was done by an entity engaged in business which this living trust isnt. I wanted to post here to see if people ever tried to appeal similar or exact situation because this situation simply ludicrous. If folks are experienced with GA law ill take specific statutes that either support or take apart my case.317Views0likes9CommentsIn need of some opinions and the next step
My Wife and are in our 60s and 70s and we decided to purchase a 2019 No Boundaries, Forest River at Camping World in Fresno, California. On the first initial tour of the TT It went so fast that there were a few things we missed. So we bought it with a AS IS, No warranty. So we purchased the TT because as far as what they did show us, it was a nice TT and with CampingWorld being a big reputable company we were convinced that the TT couldn't have been but a few hundred to fix, if ever we actually needed to fix whatever we would find down the road or on a quiet, beautiful and relaxing weekend. Ok, with that being told. This is where the story goes down hill. I purchased this TT on 1/20/26. While I was getting everything hooked up to tow out of their facility. I noticed that there were service guys trying to slam shut the door of the TT. So I went over to where they were and asked them what was wrong and they were trying to shut the door and that they couldn't get it shut. So they tried to fix it with some tools and they finally got it to closed (red flag moment)so to make it short. We waited for another 2hrs for them to fix the door. At my wife's approval, for her to be able to get in and out safely. So we brought it home and parked it on our property. Went to load up for a trip this weekend and .y wife's says, babe there's a hump in the floor as to which I said NNOOOOOO WWWAYYY🤔🤨😡🥺🥺MIXED EMOJIS. YES we waited 4.5 months to report it and only because I work alot of hours and we barely even stepped into the TT. So this being our first actual time stepping into the TT we never ever noticed that there was indeed a hump in the floor. This is what I have done so far and would love some truthful suggestions 1. Ive contacted Camping World in Fresno Ca and still waiting for a call back from the service Depts Supervisor. 2. I've documented all of the previous preexisting damage. 3. In the process of trying to get a Good Sam insurance report to come out to my house and just give me an honest opinion of what I should do going forward TIA...Kevin Rodrigues299Views0likes15Comments