Range/microwave outside vent

[JohnD]

We use the oven to store our bread and chips.

We've never used the ovens in either our old Coachman TT and our current Heartland Prowler, and in our previous Heartland Trail Runner we used the oven once.

As for that outside vent, I believe that it is only hooked up to the hood over the stove.

 

[For20hunter]

We opened ours 2 years ago when we purchased it and it has never been closed since and have never had a problem.

Rod

 

[Dawnnira]

Thanks, lucky for us, we have not used our oven in over 6 years. Lol. In our last Northtrail fifth wheel, The oven still had the paperwork in it when we traded it.

Not a good argument considering you get a new camper every other year....lol

 

[JWalker]

Not a good argument considering you get a new camper every other year....lol

Hey Now, your Goshen is coming.......bring that checkbook.

 

[JohnD]

Hey Now, your Goshen is coming.......bring that checkbook.

That's one of the reasons for going to the Vegas National Rally instead . . . less temptation for the checkbook!

 

[jstarwal]

I cook outside, no problems.

Jack & Lynette

 

[JWalker]

Fixed my oven issue last night. It now holds 8 bottles of wine perfectly. No need for the vent now.....

 

[cookie]

Fixed my oven issue last night. It now holds 8 bottles of wine perfectly.

Now that's a great idea......a wine warmer.

Peace
Dave

 

[JohnD]

Fixed my oven issue last night. It now holds 8 bottles of wine perfectly. No need for the vent now.....

If you cook on the stove you'll still need that vent!

It is the range hood vent.

 

[farside291]

Ours has been open since June 2014. Never use the stove or oven but do have convection toaster oven that sits on top of the stove. We do vent the heat from that.

 

[Nuclearcowboy]

I bought a 3 foot 3/4" dowel rod at Home Depot and use that to open and close the vent as needed. Works great!

 

[superduty08]

I got tired of getting the ladder out and now leave it open. To assure the cover doesn't disappear, I drilled a pilot hole through the front and rear ends of the cover into the cover bracket. Then used two small screws to hold the cover in place. I did this two years and over 10k miles ago and have never had a problem.