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I'm in for golf. Peace Dave

What rig are you proposing to do this to? Peace Dave

Johndar had this problem years ago. Here is a link that might help you. Link Peace Dave

Check around underneath when the slide is in. Look for a kinked LP hose as well as inspecting the wires. Peace Dave

As promised here are a couple pics of the shelf removal. Homemade tool, shelf floor removal, screw holding shelf frame to wall. Peace Dave

I made a tool from some thin metal. I'll post a pic of that as well. Peace Dave

Per forum rules this thread is locked. Peace Dave

Although Lippert does not recommend it I think most people use the level up to change tires. I know I have and recently did what you are proposing, take two wheels off from one side and took them in for new tires. Peace Dave

To remove that shelf you will need to remove the "floor" of the shelf. It's held on by small staples. Take a fine blade and pry it up. Once removed you will see screws holding the shelf to the wall. I have some pics somewhere from when I removed my shelf. I will look for and post them if you...

Here is a link to Splendide's download page. Link There you will find instructions for the stack kit and how the appliances are held together for stacking. Peace Dave

This thread I'd five years old I don't know if you will get a reply from the OP. But you will most likely have to remove the doors from the w/d closet. If you have the Splendide brand then remove the plastic panel on the bottom front to reveal the attacking hardware. You will figure it out from...

It's normally located behind the wall in the basement. There are screws holding the wall, possibly some through the UDC wall. Peace Dave

You will want to be sure to have a fully charged battery or plugged into shore power. Peace Dave

I think post #3 may have answered your question. Observe what the awning is doing when you push the button. Peace Dave

Warranty applies to the original owner. Peace Dave

When you extended the awning did you possibly over extend it? To the point that it was rolling up? Peace Dave

Stainless steel cleaner. Peace Dave

If your a bit handy you could drop the coroplast from the bottom of your rig and replace the flex ducting. Then you need to mouse proof the rig. Those little critters can get in the smallest of openings. Peace Dave

Bobby, when you click on your name a box will pop up, then in the lower left you will see "messages", click on that. Peace Dave

Your first AC unit is either 13,000 or 15,000 btu. To run a second AC you will need 50 shore service. Do you have a 50 amp plug? You will also need to verify that there is wiring at the skylight position where you want to add the new unit. Remove the interior trim there and look for a wire...

The thread at this link will help you. Link Peace Dave

The only time I use the switch on the water heater is when it has no water in it. My water heater is full most of the time so that switch on my water heater is almost always on. It's there as a sort of safety to prevent someone from burning out the element by turning it on from inside the coach...

Here is a different eBay supplier. Link Peace Dave

Gary, that particular supplier has gone with the wind but the size was 1 x 20 mm. I'll look around for another. Peace Dave

They replies that you have gotten are from fifth wheel owners so you might be best off following the link that Dan provided. It is pretty generic so it should give you all the information you need for install in your T314 TT. Peace Dave

You probably do have a booster but it might be in the bedroom. Look around in there. Red light = booster on. Peace Dave

The first thing I would do is check the source. Do you have power on both legs going to your coach? Coming out of your EMS? Then check your breaker panel. Did you reset the main breaker(s)? Use your meter to check the incoming power to the main breaker(s). I suspect you will find your problem in...

Hughes has been in business for probably twenty years starting with their autoformer voltage booster. Don't know how long they have been making a suppressor but they are not new to RV electrical solutions. Peace Dave

If your concerned about putting a couple holes voiding your warranty, don't be. But be sure to seal everything up with caulk. Any damage caused by a water leak at that area may not be covered. Peace Dave

Here are a couple pics of my risers made from a wooden 4x4. Peace Dave

You probably need to manipulate the window a bit by moving it a little in all directions til you find the sweet spot. Peace Dave

If the tray does not come with the risers you can use a piece of 4x4 trimmed a little bit to fit. As others have said, it's a nice thing to have. And, if your doors are wide enough on both sides of your coach you can get a tray that slides both ways. Peace Dave

I guess that you could measure what you currently have, or call Morryde and ask for information on how to measure for r the correct size. Peace Dave

Here is a link to a previous repair job. It should help you. Link Peace Dave

You mentioned turning your propane tank on, when you do that do it very slowly. Also is the propane tank full? Does your stove work? Pacer Dave

You should be able to identify the correct polarity of the writes by using your multimeter. Black meter wire = - neutral (com), red = + positive. If they are crossed at the source you are checking you will get a - voltage reading. (-12.**) If correct, red to positive on wireing you will get the...

I think that's for the table extension. Unsnap it and pull the extension out. Probably spring loaded in that knee knocker metal part. Peace Dave

I think I recall that some years ago someone took their jack to a hydraulic repair shop and had it repaired. At one time I had a leak and determined that the leak was from a faulty banjo bolt. I got a new bolt, removed the old then found out my new banjo bolt was the wrong size and I couldn't...

If you click on the thread topic you get the original post (oldest), if you click on the date or time located on the right you get the latest (newest), post. Peace Dave

I can't identify where your vacuum breaker is located but normally they can be accessed somewhere. Maybe behind a panel or even behind the medicine cabinet. Do you have an access port in your shower? Look there. I guess you will need to follow the blue PEX lines. The blue PEX lines attach to the...