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A picture would be helpful. Can you post a pic or two? Peace Dave

If your stove is in a slideout check underneath the slide for any kinks in the flex rubber gas line. Peace Dave

Kathleen, remove the grate and then lift the black drip pan. Check the wires for the igniter. My igniter wire has a habit of coming off, yours might as well. Peace Dave

Typically one end of the umbilical cord has the7 way plug while the other end is just wires that will be connected with wire nuts in the junction box. Peace Dave

You could try running a snake down the toilet. It might help break up any blockage. Peace Dave

I don't know what that is but I doubt it's for a portable speaker. Do you have a cordless vacuum? Are you the original owner? What model RV do you have do you have? Peace Dave

Your forum username and password only works here on the forum. You could register in the app using the same credentials that you use here on the forum. Peace Dave

There should be a number stamped on the strut body. The number roughly translates to the length and measure of resistance. I've purchased some off eBay from a seller that is actually an RV surplus store in Indiana. Peace Dave

I don't know, but my untrained ear thinks two are a little louder than one. Peace Dave

The switch is not the only thing in play. There has to be a solenoid controlled valve that is activated by a switch when you call for water. It could be faulty. Or the switch sends a signal to the main board that then sends a signal to the solenoid. Just adding a little confusion here. Peace Dave

The noise level will be determined by the brand and the decibel level. A friend of mine has a Honda 3K and it is extremely quiet. I have an older 6K that is very noisy. I also have two Kipors that I run in parallel that are fairly quiet. I don't know how they compare to other brands but they are...

You may never see them as this thread is 13 years old. Peace Dave

Since this is an RV forum you may not get a reply to your post of questions on your house. Peace Dave

I don't know other than a visual looking for cracks. Peace Dave

You may have damaged your Anderson Valve and now it allows your city water to slowly, continuously fill your tank. Peace Dave

Your AC, microwave and other receptacles should each have their own breaker. Do you have 120 volts coming out of the main? Peace Dave

Your GFI protects "wet locations" to include kitchen area, bathroom, outside and basement. It does not protect your AC or other receptacles. Those that are protected are daisy chained from the GFI usually located in the bathroom. Have you checked the pedestal, shore cord connections and your...

A quick Google search turned up this. Peace Dave

I checked the Tools, located at the top of each forum page, and did find two guides for the KIB system. V1.0 and V2.0. You will find them here. Hopefully you will find what you need there. Peace Dave

Depending on the furnace specs, the price runs from about $700 to around $1,300 Ish for the furnace. So to me $4,500 sounds a little steep. Shop around. Peace Dave

Many many moons ago I had a problem with a Fantastic Vent, I don't recall what the problem was, but I do recall having been told by them that I should clean that thermostat and the contacts using alcohol and Q-tips. So you might try that or some plastic friendly contact cleaner. Peace Dave

JBeletti no longer works for Heartland. You can post your questions here. Peace Dave

You have a Bighorn 35', but what model is it? Someone with that model might have a picture for you. Peace Dave

I do not know. Heartland used several different lights over the years. You will need to pop a lens off and check it out. Peace Dave

One per side. Not running lights. Peace Dave

I'll have to check on available seating. Seats are going fast. Peace Dave

There should be an outside light on the off door side (ODS) and one on the door side (DS). Sometimes known as scare lights. Peace Dave

Yes, working on it. Peace Dave

Do you have heat from other vents in your coach? If the bath is the only one with no heat flow look at the plenum of the furnace. A vent line may have disconnected? If the plenum looks good check the inlet side of your floor vent. Peace Dave

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

Put your Valtara valve on the drain pipe and your clear valve on to the Valtara. Never remove the Valtara valve. Mine has been on for about ten years now. Posse Dave

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

Here ya go. They do come in different lengths. Peace Dave

You should absolutely change to all metal valve stems. Peace Dave

I'm assuming, bad to assume, that the Honeywell thermostat is in the bedroom. If it is it will not control the heat. Front AC only. The Dometic thermostat fan should be set to auto, not high or low. Peace Dave

Per forum rules this thread is closed. Contact seller by private message. Please let us know when this is sold. Peace Dave

Have you checked the DC voltage at the battery? It should have 12.6 DC volts fully charged. If you don't see that then your converter should be trying to charge. When you are plugged in to shore power and your converter is charging you should see 13.7 DC volts. Does any of this hold true for...

I've read the owner's manual. Ventilation requirements may negate use in an RV not to mention that it states to never install unit in a recreational vehicle. Peace Dave

You might just have to bite the bullet and get the entire arm rest. $20 ish? Peace Dave

If you have low point drains, that could be the problem area. A hair dryer or heat lamp in the area might help. Peace Dave