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SOLVED I was able to take that lead wire and piggy back off of another fuse with a high amperage, only because this water heater only requires 3 amps. So I attached it to a fuse that had 50 amps, and grounded the other wire and that is all I needed. Now I have plenty of power and the other wire...

I am in a 76 airstream argosy and I just installed a new water heater and all new pluming. This new Girard GSWH-2 has a 12v+,12v-, and 2 blue wires for the switch. After tearing out the old water heater, I realaized there was never any wiring to this unit. I've noticed a lot of other guys just...

Another update: I touched the flume and it’s hot and cooling the freezer....but it is turned off on the inside? Maybe generator is on, but it’s still weird how I have it switched to OFF and it is cooling. I’m just glad it’s cooling but how do I fix it to where I can control it on the inside...

Update: the outlet for the fridge is at 119v. Is it enough if it’s short of 120v? The AC inside is still working fine, so I imagine this should too. Everything I’ve tried I still hear that conserving buzzing with a tick on electric, and no spark or an attempt for a spark on gas. Again, there is...

Sorry for the delayed response. I resorted to buying a new dinosaur circuit board. After installing it the propane still wouldn’t light, but it did work on electric and the flume was getting hot and keeping the freezer nice and cold. Later after shutting off the generator and turning everything...

I'm going to go check the DC power when I get back to it. As for the electrical element, do you think maybe I could have purchased the wrong one? It was troublesome finding one that is specifically for my model. I installed the -- Dometic 3850644422 120V/325W Heating Element into my Dometic...

Dometic RM 2652 the refrigerator was working fine on electric, then it suddenly quit working. I narrowed down the culprit to the electrical element. The old one was full of rust so I installed the new one and it wasn’t heating the flume. I even tried interchanging the wires that went to the...