Recent content by Bogie

Behind wherever the switch is located??

You might want to call Heartland customer service. Have your VIN ready. Ask if the specifications called for the tank to be strapped. If no, you might try another run at the extended warranty on the basis that no fasteners failed as there were none required. If it should have been strapped...

i would suggest you follow the wiring from the motors out to find location of the controller. Might be hidden inside a cabinet.

Appears to be a 12 volt problem. Check your converter. You should be reading about 13.4 volts at the battery. While you are at it, you might want to have the battery tested.

The water heater is dual gas/electric. Pictures I saw on the internet show that the water heater is located just to the right of the front entry door.

One thumb on each tab. Push up and out. Shouldn't have to push too hard.

Sounds like a blockage or your gate valves are not opening. Though I don't understand why gray tanks would have this problem. If you know the gate valves are working, you might try a reverse flush valve to try and clear any clog. https://www.amazon.com/Camco-Holding-Rinser-

In most cases, the GFCI in the bathroom controls the kitchen and any exterior outlets as well. Do other kitchen/outside outlets work? If yes, I would be looking for a bad wire connection inside an outlet box or a broken wire. If this is the only kitchen outlet, I would check to see if the...

I believe the awning motor operates in and out by reversing the polarity at the switch over a single pair of wires to the awning. It could be that the switch is not making full contact internally thereby lowering the voltage or current enough to keep the motor from running. I would try...

We have stayed at the Lake Pleasant RV park in Bothell just outside Seattle. Nice park. https://www.lakepleasantrv.com/

If your lights are not working, you have a problem with the 12 volt DC. Most likely your converter has blown a fuse or become inoperable. Or, the battery is dead. The converter should be located behind the basemant wall. A voltmeter would be very helpful to determine this. Also...

Most likely in the same panel as the circuit breakers.

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Before checking the converter, be sure to check the batteries first. A failing battery could cause the symptom you describe. Many auto stores will test it for you if you bring it to them. Two possible answers as to where the converter is. If your rig has a Wefco Power Center (where the...

Sorry you had this problem It looks like two of the four screws on the bracket have sheared off. Perhaps from over tightening. Or, could be a materials issue. Another possibility is the tool that was used during installation had it's torque settings go out of adjustment causing the screws to...