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We have a 2018 427RW and our big slide is hydraulic. Our bedroom slide is electric. At the top of the page is a "Tools" section. In that area you can find information on the slides. If you cannot work on these, it will at least give you information on how these slides function, before you talk...

If you pull an A/C unit, replace the gasket. Don't re-use the gasket you pull. Use care when installing the new gasket. The gasket should be compressed to about 1/2 of the normal size.

Sorry to hear about that. That is about normal with warranties on these rigs.

Because the roof is installed at the factory, not Dicor. The individuals working at the factory probably have not been trained by Dicor, so the technique used that day to install could be different than wanted by Dicor. Dicor does not any control over how the material is installed at all of the...

For the small cost and little bit of time, takes allot of concern off the mind. I would go ahead and winterize it with the RV antifreeze.

We have 3 Soft Starts on our A/C units. We can/have run all 3 units at one time, no issues.

sammebuck look at Lowe's or Home Depot for a replacement.

Just to be asking, you do keep the drain valve closed until it is time to dump, correct?

How is the battery in the RV? If you put a load on it, is it still okay? Running the 12VDC overnight would probably be the Co detector and radio, what is on overnight? If the battery in the RV is not hooked to the 120VAC panel and just 12VDC, check the battery in the RV. The converter in the RV...

What type of batteries do you have AGM, flooded or Lithium batteries? What size are the batteries? Group 24, 26, 27 for AMG or flooded? How many AH are the batteries? AH Amp hours. How old are the batteries? Have you had the batteries load tested, results? How are the batteries wired for your...

September 2022, we had a full rig solar added to the Road Warrior. We have 8-200-watt panels on the roof, 2-3KW inverters, 8-120AH Elevation batteries. Plus, the needed equipment for the solar. The inverters are wired as one to each leg in the breaker box. We can run 2-A/C units at once and have...

We have a friend who has a 2004 Alpha See Ya, class A, and the windows fogged up on their rig. He took the windows out and resealed around the edges. It has been around 5 years since he repaired the windows, and the last time we seen them, no issues.

gotdiesel15: there are some RV surplus shops in the Goshen, Ind. area. Here are 3 that we use: https://bontragers.com/ https://rainbowvarietystore.com/ https://www.johnsonssurplus.com/ Here is a list of RV salvage yards: https://camperfaqs.com/rv-salvage-yards

DDStokes, on our Road Warrior there is an inline fuse in one of the awning support arms on the side of the camper. The cover on the arm can be popped off with a flat tip screwdriver.

Good job on figuring out the issue.

Usually, the low points are red and blue, hot & cold water. You may need to open each and see if hot/warm water comes out of one of these. Also, the freshwater tank should have a valve on it for draining.

You need to feel for a little button under the boot. Remember some are auto reset and will not have a button. If you need a replacement, these can be purchased at an auto parts store, NAPA, AutoZone, etc......

Good job on the brake repairs.

We stayed in Nephi before. It was Rollin Home RV Park.

Check here I think they did the same thing you asked about doing: https://heartlandowners.org/threads/remove-front-bedroom-wall.81810/

The low point drains should be red & blue lines with a valve on the end of these. If there is a single blue line, maybe white line, with a valve on the end, it could be the drain for your freshwater tank.

Could be a couple of different keys. On our 2018 Road Warrior it was R001. Sometimes the keys can be CH751. If you have a friend with a RV, try their key to see if one works so you know which to buy. I would go with the R001 first. Do you know if the previous owner changed locks?

You will need an access point from the inside, on both sides of the rig. Maybe try to run the wires under the rig and up thru the bottom of the front cap. But I have not seen any access points to the front cap. Behind the front cap is insulation for the front of the rig. Probably the best would...

Near the battery is a row of small automobile style breakers. Some of these are manual reset and others are auto-rest style. These can be covered with a red color boot. Check each and see if any of these are tripped.

Are these near the water heater? If so, they could be by-pass valves for the water heater. If possible, please post a picture to help.

You will need to run a power lead to the lights. Also. you will need to install a switch to be able to turn the lights off/on. You may need to get behind the front cap to have access to run the wiring.

Check the connection on the back of the control panel of the Level-Up system. It could be a loose connection in the plug.

With the slide open, look and check the rollers. Make sure none of these are damaged.

If you can post some pictures of the bed setup.

Call Heartland with the last 6 of your vin and be ready to send pics. If they say to take it back to the dealer, remind Heartland, without brakes, it would be unsafe to tow on the roads. Try to get PRE-APPROVED from Heartland for a mobile repair tech to come to you. If they say "well you towed...

Circumstances can change the amount of time you have for battery power. Other items will draw the time for battery power down. Items include Co detector, radio, converter/charger to charge the batteries. You will need some method to charge up the batteries during the week to ensure you have power.

To operate from the batteries, the answer would depend on if there is an "inverter" installed in the rig. The inverter takes the 12VDC from the batteries and inverters it to 120VAC. If no inverter is installed, then the answer is "no". For the generator, as stated above, the generator will...

The slides should work off battery power, 12VDC.

Is this just on 1 wheel or all 4 of the wheels?

Which electric slide is it? Does it have cables or the tracks on the side of the slide?

You need to check the frame area in the 5th wheel overhang and make sure the frame welds have not broken. This could be what is called "Frame Flex" and can be repaired. If it is frame flex, it needs to be repaired by a welder.

Is the remote hard-wired or battery operated? Check here first for power. Check batteries, voltage if hardwired, if okay go to the ceiling fan. If everything is working fine, start troubleshooting at the fan. Using a voltmeter check for voltage there.

12 VDC ceiling fan: https://www.recpro.com/rv-ceiling-fan-12v-42-brushed-nickel-finish/ Any other item in the rig not working? Are all outlets, lights, etc. still working?

Sometimes my wife says, "it is cold in here" with the AC running.

Not sure if the fan is 120 VAC or 12 VDC electrical power, but thinking it is 12VDC. Going with this, find your breaker panel (120VAC), near it should be another panel (12VDC). This panel has fuses in it for 12VDC operation. If a red light is on in this panel, that indicates a blown (bad) fuse.