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Yep. I should have included that I did check the AC breaker first and foremost. Then tried the Inverter... I also found this post which was very helpful: https://heartlandowners.org/showthread.php/72863-SOLVED-Transfer-Switch-for-Residential-Refrigerator?highlight=Refrigerator+power After my own...

I could have written the original post myself this morning! Same exact situation with bags of Thanksgiving groceries! My fridge did work when the inverter was fired up, so that ruled out the fridge, and the feed from the inverter. I too just plugged it into the slide 110, and hit the rack...

You're sure it's extending too far? I have a small picture in a frame just next to the return air grate over the pantry door. This picture came loose one trip and sagged just enough to catch that molding and remove it. Just saying to make sure that there is nothing on the inboard side of your...

Thanks. I'll take a look. If it's that easy or not that hard to figure out, I should be golden. Be nice to have it working. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

We have the same unit and ours does nothing either. I hear a relay pick up behind the panel (click) but no actual function takes place. Would've been nice but I'm not worrying myself about it. Our step light is usually accidentally left on anyway. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

So much congratulations for you all! Our Kenna was also 2 lb, 14oz when she arrived. Spent two months in NICU and spent a year on a heart/lung monitor to be safe, but is now 12 years old and doing tween aged stuff! Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

I just discovered this same issue while I had the coroplast down. Hadn't broken the nipple yet but was trying. I cut a pair of brackets from 1" aluminum angle and bolted them on either side of the centered tank. Cheers!

During a recent search for an under coach water leak (Ice maker line was the culprit) I saw something that concerned me. Not knowing where the leak was going to be, I started with the fresh tank. After the visual, I filled the tank. Only then did I notice that while filling, the tank 'moves' a...

Update: The leak was found to be yet another ice maker line leak. This one located about a foot and a half from where it goes into the floor after the shut off valve under the sink. A very fine spray, but after a year of being "plugged in", it had plenty to offer! This was the 3rd strike with...

OK. I went ahead and called them. Thanks Dave. In a nutshell, what he told me was that the converter fan is approaching the start point. Being temperature dependent, and variable speed, it's trying to start but hasn't yet reached its threshold to overcome the resistance to starting. When temp...

Hi Folks! We have a question on the converter in ourBigHorn. These are new to me. I understand that the one we have (according tothe lit that came with it) has a variable speed fan and runs according to loadon it. While I was in the pass-through area doing an inspection, I noticed thatthe fan...

No. In fact I had drained it to take it to the shop. I'm not really sure if I've EVER filled all the way.

Took the Big Girl to the shop this morning to have the AC looked at. Wife watched me drive off and called me before I got to the end of my road. A lot of water pouring out of the back of the coach! I guess that When it rains, it pours. HA! Punny! Not sure of the source yet. Figure a leaky...

Folks, I really appreciate the help with a question that hadI calmed down a little, I probably could’ve found the answer with a well placedsearch. Thank you. I may get to the rally after all! If I can get the belly dryby then, but that’s another post. Took the coach to Camping World Jacksonville...

Wow! Mostly good news! Thanks all who took the time! Much much appreciated! And thanks for moving the post to its rightful spot.

We had planned on making it to our first ever rally in Brunswick, GA this year. With just over a year on the clock of ownership and temps in the high 90s/low 100s I've been living in fear of the AC unit going belly up. I hate being a pessimist. But when things go wrong, at least you're not...

The fridge in ours was screwed to the floor at the base. There is a length of wood across the top of the fridge which wasn't physically attached to it, but probably keeps the fridge from tipping out of its pocket. I removed the screws at the bottom behind the "grill" and it was free to move. I...

Hi, welcome to the forum! I did this too my first time. Not to fear. On our newer unit, The "Normal" valve setting is for when you're dry camping and using the pump to deliver water to the faucets. For filling the fresh water tank, you've already stated that you've done it using the "Tank"...

Re: Switch on steps of 2013 Big Counrty 3450 TS? In my 3750RS, the switch on the riser turns the amber step light outside under the door on and off. Welcome to the forum!

Discovered a flooded slide after our first trip out and back. 3570RS. At 4 months old, yes, we sent it back for the warranty work. Lost use of it for a month. Got it back, hooked it up and 3 days later found the carpet in the slide saoked again! Uh-uh! Doing it myself this time. Made a...

...We did pull into the KOA that we were staying at one night, and there was a rather heavy police presence there. I asked a deputy walking by our camper what was going on because I hate being uninformed. A simple, "Are we OK?" He asked me to step back inside, and offered that a prisoner that...

Howdy Folks! Wanted to introduce ourselves to the forum. Dave and Susan here. Just returned from the show in Tampa. Met Mr. Beletti (Susan asked about the Yeti) New owners of a BH 3570RS! Just in wait mode now. Maybe April? Time will likely crawl! Yeah, I think we're a little excited. Did a...