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Yeah, try chrome that's what I used. Peace Dave

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After pulling the release handle and you don't drain you will need to access the valve on the tank and check that the valve is opening when the handle its pulled. It may be disconnected from the cable. Peace Dave

I just downloaded to my tablet all of the docs in the slideouts manual list. Which manual are you having trouble with? Peace Dave

First a couple basic questions. Are your LP tanks full? Are they turned on? Thermostat turned to a high temp? Does anything happen when you call for heat? Peace Dave

The junction box should be on the frame under the slide. Have you looked? Peace Dave

Here is a link to several threads related to the same noise you are experiencing. Peace Dave

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For about ten bucks I would start by replacing the auto reset breaker. Follow the heavy red wire from the hydraulic pump to the bank of 12 volt breakers to locate the correct breaker. You might also want to check that all neutral (white) wires at the battery and buss bar are correctly tightened...

What unit do you have? Since both the slides and landing gear are having the same fault you may have a weak 50 amp auto reset breaker. Does this happen when plugged in to shore power and battery power? Peace Dave

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This for sale thread is closed per forum rules. Please let us know when this is sold. Peace Dave

Per forum rules this for sale thread is closed. Start conversation with seller for more information. Please let us know when this is sold. Peace Dave

Although I don't have the same model fireplace as yours but when mine died I was able to find the blower with heating element on eBay. I don't recall the cost but it wasn't much and it was easy to replace. Just one option for you to explore. Peace Dave

Have you checked that the drain valve is opening when you pull the handle? Peace Dave

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It sounds like you have an internal hydraulic cylinder fluid leak. I've had that happen. You should be able to find the method for checking the hydraulic cylinders in the Tools section of this forum. Or right here. https://manuals.heartlandowners.org/?man=Slide_Outs/Rooms/Lippert Peace Dave

If you haven't already, add a couple of zip ties and secure it to the cross member. Peace Dave

Heartland Customer Service 574-262-8030. Peace Dave

Yes, it's a good possibility that it is condensation forming from the blown cold air. You might try to redirect the airflow away from the area in question and see if that solves your problem. Peace Dave

The short answer is yes. Your refrigerator is controlled by an electronic circuit board. That board requires 12 volts to operate. Peace Dave

Per forum rules this for sale thread is closed. Please let us know when this is sold. Peace Dave

Please let us know when this is sold. Peace Dave

If it was my rig I would, and have, taken it to a big rig truck repair center. They could weld square tube support across, hanger to hanger as well as do an alignment. Peace Dave

Since you have damage due to water leaks have you checked and/or caulked suspicious areas where water may have entered? That should be the first step. If you are somewhat handy you should be able to repair the floor. Peace Dave

Last week I was washing and waxing my rig when I noticed that the white plastic corners on the slides had black spots that didn't wash or wax off. I used some spray cleaner that I got at Wal-Mart. It's called All Purpose Cleaner With Bleach. Took a couple of applications on the worst areas but...

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F150MallardKid, looking at your pics of your new roof vent it seems that you need to apply some self leveling caulk to seal the screw heads and perimeter. Peace Dave

You did ace Den. :) Peace Dave

It would be best to measure what you have. It comes in only two sizes. Peace Dave

Careful usage of a Dremel tool will help enlarge that hole. Peace Dave

That screw covering comes in two sizes, make sure you have the right size in there. Also when installing be sure that you don't stretch it. Peace Dave

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Drill out the old rivets then mark the holes on the new cover, drill correct size holes then pop rivet the new cover in place. Peace Dave

In 1987 Heartland was not the manufacturer of Mallard brand trailers. I doubt you will be able to find that sign. Peace Dave

A six ton bottle jack should do the job when jacking on the frame. You may need some wooden blocks to achieve the height you need. Peace Dave

Home Depot Cordmate. Peace Dave

It would be best to call Heartland as your roof may have the 14 x 14 spot for a vent already framed in. 574-262-8030 Peace Dave

Call Heartland Customer Service. Have your VIN handy. 574-262-8030 Peace Dave

For a quick permanent fix think about installing a cut off switch for the hydraulic pump. Also till you do you could disconnect the power to the pump after setting up camp. Peace Dave