Recent content by Dragoon

You may be correct about this. We've used electric almost the entire time we've had this unit and the one before. Will be interesting to see how many others have experienced the same thing...

Sorry to learn of your problem. We've used ours for 6 years plus now - constantly (we're full-time) and it's still going. We've changed the anode rod as needed also, check it twice a year. Will be keeping a close eye out for leakage. Our previous rig also had a Suburban water heater, it went 10...

Got mine here: http://www.makariosrv.com/d-seal-for-ekd-base-black-018-312-ekd/ Hope this helps....

Got mine here: http://www.makariosrv.com/d-seal-for-ekd-base-black-018-312-ekd/ Shipped fast, least expensive I could find. Hope this helps...

Had similar problem. Removed trap and found it clogged with junk (soap scum, dirt, hair, etc.). Took outside, flushed with hose (do so carefully or you may end up with it on you). Re-installed (hand tighten). Drains normally again. This was a build up after 4 years of full-timing in this rig...

We've had both in our rigs over the years. If you have the room and don't mind a little more weight added to your rig, go with the Splendide Ariston Stackables. By far the fastest way to get clothes washed, then dried. The combo we had (also Splendide) did the job, but it seem to take forever...

Our 2008 has this problem. Seems no improvements for several years, even though it's been reported via this forum. Emailed factory early on, sent us kit for repair. This just prolonged it until warranty is long over. We now have severe edge damage to plywood on front of main glide, such that the...

Ours were replaced under warranty by Lippert, also - same result. The 7k have held up well for the past 3 years with no issues. Still show the same arc as when installed. The Lippert tech was the one who recommended these when he saw the original. Guess they (Lippert) realized that original...

Try this thread: www.heartlandowners.org/showthread.php/16395-Lippert-springs-strike-again?

Could be the vacuum valve under the bathroom sink, located off the drain pipe via a "T" connection. Could account for both of your problems...

Don't know if this is the same problem as yours, but this DID happen to us. The water supply valve had gone bad and was allowing water into the bowl. Ours is a Sealand 210 and was less then 2 years old when it happened. We now carry an extra valve with us, however, will not stop from overflowing...

Try here: http://dwincorp.com/index.php?cPath=55&osCsid=acd567a220d1cf2e6625b43a1b5c60b0. Hope this helps...

I concur with above, dealer looks to be the problem. I ordered parts from factory, got them a few days later. No problems with order or packaging.

Did you replace the head or the whole assembly?

Thanks for the quick reply, now all I've got to do is convince the DW, she thinks I've spent enough time under the trailer. Just finished putting on heavy duty shackles and wet bolt kit.