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such a sad story about this couple

sorry for the famlies loss, thoughts & prayers for the family.

Do not trust those sensors, if you have opened & drained all by opening each valve, they should be empty. I would add water to one tank then open valves one at a time & note which handle drains which tank. Do this till you know what is what

all of the 12vdc items mentioned above should work if the battery is good & has enough capacity to run them for a little while. If they are not working & you know the battery is good (fully charged & load tested) the problem is in the wiring. keep posting questions till the problem is resolved

Next step is to see if you have power on the fuse panel; 1st remove one of the fuses & using your voltmeter as before check the connections for the fuse, One sideyou should have dc voltage. If you don't then the problem is in wiring from battery to panel. I would gain acess to back side of panel...

Can't find a current discount either. Maybe one of the moderators (Dave) will post something or contact the group secretary.

as a self serve laundromat owner (just sold it) for years never had a problem from customers using them. Like mentioned above in post #3 gotta clean the machines once in awhile.

read someplace that the queen bed weighs 84lbs. I installed a Gen 2 patio door kit, the whole package might weigh 75 lbs, just guessing the doors are the heavy parts, the frame work is super light. As far as the railing kit I doubt it weighs 45lbs. Gasoline weighs 6.3lbs per gallon & water is...

should have gotten a flash drive with the manual etc on it.

could be burned out bulb somewhere(steps) just a thought

check above in the TOOLS tab there you will find all kinds of infomation, including the Owners Manual for your BH. I'm sure other will chime in later & welcome to the group

I'd modify that & the supports to handle the weight load. The factory equipment not known for holding up well to begin with.

Others have posted here on the forum. Open the tab above "search forums" & type in vinyl flooring or plank flooring; see what comes up.

Like Dave stated above use an extension cord for the frig and just remove the battery cables to the RV. The frig is then isolated from the RV totally. Call Dometic ask their tech's.

just a guess here, with that kinda bump is it possible the refrig bounced UP & the wood piece just split along the grain!!!!! I'd make sure the frig is fastened down. my 2 cents

does the switch not stay on & clicks back off OR is the switch in the on position & lights go OFF?

going to agree with the comment TravelTiger posed above. I've been using the site for about 3 years now and check it everyday(several times); still learn things. There are so many sites(groups) nowadays some have went else where, I checkseveral myself. I will keep using this site helping when I can.

you can find the Owners Manual above Tools tab--Heartland Trailer Manuals---2015---trailers 2015_ owners_manuals. Hope this helps

leakage somewhere--- fittings check those 1st-- if no visiable leakage then it's an internal leak either in the cylinder or a valve by-passing letting fluid seap past. Good luck

Sometine in 2017-18 Heartland went from pre-wired(hot) to wiring into the clearance lights. I have a 2018 model year & it was prepped for the Furrion system(hot wired into the garage vent fan). I just tapped into the clearance light like you did.

if near the WH I'd check the safety relief valve on the water heater itself. They are known to seap at times. Tub & showers known to leak either from loose or cracked fittings; does it leak after using the tub/shower? Good luck

specs for mine show 1 black & 1 grey BUT i have two each

check this https://www.rvusa.com/rv-guide/2016-heartland-torque-toy-hauler-floorplan-tq-325-tr25738

give me an idea for our Torque 327 for more space

you can use different colors of food coloring in each drain and determine which drains where as you open the dump valves.

we have a 2018 Torque 327 40' 5th wheel w/ 1/2 bath & washer hook up in garage. Front black is front toilet -- front grey is shower & bath sink. The rear black is 1/2 bath toilet & rear grey is 1/2 bath sink,kitchen sink & washer drain. Two dump connections ---front is both grey tanks & front...

check your converter fuse, make sure it's working (charging your battery)

quick answer would be to call Heartland warranty department, have last six numbers of your VIN handy. Ask if any warranty claims have been submitted & the status of those claims. I found out a claim was sent in and approved before we purchased our RV. Good luck

Dan what year, make and model RV do you have. Then maybe someone can explain the plumbing drains.

our 2018 327 has load range F @ 95 psi; cargo weight of 3965 lbs. Both are less than your sticker/label. With yours being heavier & higher PSI I'd say you have "G"s on it. I know that's what I'm looking at for replacements, depends on what PSI the wheels are rated for!!

don't have the same camper BUT mine has a shut off valve inside the camper under the sink where the shower is mounted in the wall. Look to see if you can find one. After looking at your picture again did you check for a hose washer in the hose connection? Good luck

if plugged in to shore power & the inverter is working the battery will show a full charge. Disconnect shore power see what it shows then; run some 12vdc items ex:lights, furnace, pump & see if battery level drops.

the high limit switch is normally closed(NC), voltage will pass through it when working correctly; it will open when it reaches the rating of switch & no voltage passes through then. Can be tested using OHM meter, if closed will read some value--- if open no value detected. When testing for...

check the sail switch, if it isn't closing the contact system will shut down as you described. Good luck

google RV inpectors in Canada or near me Good luck

have a certified RV inspection done prior to purchase if you are uncertain.

some carry theirs on front of the truck

I have five hoses total, red & blue for hot & cold water, white one for fresh water tank & two overflows for fresh water tank.

all sealants including the factory sealants do dry out/shrink over time; that's why factory says to check often. I look my over each trip from the ground & few times a year I get up on the roof & check all the seams over.

I would check the fan make sure it's moving enough air; if it is then the overtemperature/ high limit sensor going bad.