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look at post #2 above simple explanation of the systems used & what to look for

there is a way to manually open & close the valve with a allen wrench, just can't remember the details of that this morning. Remember seeing other postings on the procedure. Look in the tools tabs above could have the details there, That would get you by for now.

ambient was around 80 then dropped into the upper 60's with light rain, all tire temps did drop some but right side stayed higher.

UP of Mi and right rut is rougher for sure will see how next leg of trip goes into lower MI on Monday.

had higher temps on righthand side of RV & truck today while towing; overcast skies. Temps were running 10-15 degrees above lefthand side of RV & truck EXCEPT steer axle of truck. Never seen this before. All tires were at recommended cold psi setting. Anyone got any ideas as to why?

odd why you didn't have the problems taken care of under the warranty time frame, had all of mine taken care of before the year warranty ran out.

carry a spare just in case, I have a assortment of fuses I carry for both the RV & truck

Using the tools tab above, User guides/plumbing/water heater/atwood or trouble shooting. Good luck

give Heartland customer service a call have last six numbers of the VIN handy, they can tell you what it's wired for

I agree with hoefler's comment above; one set as you stated went to the range hood/ fan etc. The other set was probably set for the fridge, as it required 12vdc to operate, pull the fuse for the fridge & check for voltage on that set. Red should be the 12vdc+ & white 12vdc-.

did the a/c thing also installed the RV airflow & it made a huge difference in noise level & air movement use this link to RV airflow for a discount https://rvairflow.refr.cc/robertmorris

understand that I've got to replace two of mine & wondering the same thing; time to investigate little more

see post #1 above

so far no problems with them, tire wear seems good.

I'd try a temporary wire from battery to dual polarity solenoid or just by pass the fuse to see what happens

like Dave stated above check those ground & neutral connections

I just plumbed (teed) a quick connect fitting into the line from one tank before the auto change-over/ regulator valve. Yes it's high pressure but ir works for my Weber Q grill or Coleman stove.

had to remove the spray head from the hose, inside the spray head is a valve that was stuck, used needle nose pliers to pull check valve out. Blew though it couple of times, reassembled parts & it's working fine now.

originally factory wired it on the hot side of the garage vent fan; camera was on all the time so I changed it.

if you have a clearance light close by, snake two wires(12vdc+ & 12vdc-) from the light to the camera mount. Camera will only work when your running lights are turned on. That's what I did on different model RV.

have a different RV but the antenna doesn't raise or lower just rotates via a knob in the ceiling

Any updates on how many are attending, dates are fast approaching,

transfer switch, look in the basement behind the rear wall for a box with lines from generator & shore power then one to the main electrical panel. Remove all power, remove cover to switch & check the connections

any power to any fuses inside, using a voltmeter see if one side at the fuse holder has voltage. If not then check the wiring hopefully no rodent has chewed the wiring!!

heck our unit only had the plug; the wires weren't even connected inside.

like cookie stated above, not sure why those would be connected to a GFCI; I would check those outlets for loose connections shut off all power before checking the wiring

I've used the Camco line of roof cleaner & protectant last few years with good results

one of two things, either hoses crossed up or wiring to solenoids mixed up. Call Lipper Customer service they should be able to help you out

3M adhesive remover in spray can is what RV dealer told me to use when I had to remove duct tape residue. Good luck

own a 2018 Torque 5er it's had & still has various bubbles in the roof membrane; never had an issue todate!! The membranes are not glued down over the whole roof surface, I just check it & write the dates down regularly in case I do have a issue at some point.

Call Heartland customer service, have last six numbers of your VIN handy & ask them about the vent/overfill tubes on your rig. Worth a phone call.

those grommets are available at most automotive stores. The 2x4 rubber pieces not sure where those are available.

what ya paying for that monthly

mine are on the outside of the main frame, doubt that would cause any rotting just being a vent / overflow tube. I'd check the seals and window seals for leaks had that issue in the garage

different model Torque and the vent tubes( two clear) are on the drivers side front end of slide out

make sure nothing is against the upper limit switch located near the top inside the rail been there

glad to see/hear positive comments regarding warranty issues.

we have a 40' 5th wheel with separate garage and love it, gives us enough room to do what we want. looked at other models without the garage & decided not for us for long term trips(over winter).

Have you flushed the tank? Also check the temp probe along with checking the electric element operation.

remember that the covers are plastic material make sure whatever you use is compatible with the plastic