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Just saying, if someone works on the propane side of the refrigerator, and subsequently there's a fire at the refrigerator, those 2 events might be connected. For example, if the tech disconnected the propane line, perhaps to check pressure, he could have left behind a slow leak after he was...

So you had a repair guy work on the propane side of the fridge and then a gas leak was repaired and then there was a fire. No one has connected those dots? Might be a straight line.

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Have you found a replacement? Maybe examining the replacement will give you a clue how to both install the new one and to remove the old one.

Keith, have you put a volt meter on the outlet, or tried plugging in another appliance? If you're not getting power to that outlet, check to make sure everything else is working. All A/C units work? Microwave? All outlets? Also, if you have the PCI Power Control System, the dryer is on...

Your 2019 probably has the Precision Circuits Power Control System that automatically sheds loads in a programmed sequence if power consumption exceeds available power. So for example, when on generator, or when plugged into 30 amp service, the PCS system may cut power to 1 or 2 A/C units...

Heartland apparently has 26 units that may be affected. https://www.rvnews.com/rv-manufacturers-on-government-recall-list-2/?msclkid=7dc4b9c9d01011ecba77b5c4ae4edfa4

Should have said, something new on Landmarks.

Never heard of monitors for the propane tanks. That would be something new.

OneTouch has that capability, but it's implemented in various ways across various manufacturers and RV models. In the case of Landmark 365, because the primary control function is via KIB, the One Touch implementation is minimal.

I don't think both systems would be in control of the water heater, water pump, or lights, or anything else controlled by the KIB panel. That would imply added complexity and integration of the wiring. KIB uses a V-BUS wiring approach, similar to the automotive CAN-BUS. I believe LIppert runs...

See if you have a control panel like the one on page 3 of this document.

I think a 2019 Landmark would have a KIB Control Panel rather than the Lippert OneTouch that other models have.

Pretty sure you can't dump gray water on the ground in many places, so among other things, this is probably contrary to RVIA requirements. This sounds like a factory defect that would be covered by warranty to get it plumbed correctly. Call Heartland Customer Service at 877-262-8032 /...