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So i know there have been several posted questions around failures of the doors over water intrusion. So this is bringing two questions to mind: 1) If the doors have not progressed to failure, would there be some merit in drilling weep drains into the frame that faces down when the doors are...

So, i haven't swapped controllers yet, but strangely this is limited to 'at night' - the unit appears to run all day long without issue in the heat, but at night, it just shuts down. I'll still try the controller swap and keep the board posted. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I have a Cyclone 4200 with three A/C. The rear A/C works normally, no issues at all. The front A/C runs normally for anywhere from days to hours - but then every once in a while (and usually at night) the A/C shuts off. The thermostat LEDs still indicate its set to "COOL" and the set temp...

Dreher - SC. Out on the lake. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

No generally I'm fine. But we're heading to a state park in a few months with only 30 amp capacity. That often stretches us pretty thin. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

As I was reading up on Xantrex 1000 in my 4200 a notion occurred to me to check. I wanted to see if the refrigerator breaker was wired in before or after the inverter. For my coach it's before. This means that when I have limited shore amps (20 or 30) and want to avoid the residential...

Here's a photo. Just had to run out to exercise the genny so snapped a pic. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0050EIUOY/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I installed this in my 4200 and super happy w it. Comes off and stores when not in use. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Just verifying how many coach batteries you have? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That's what I would think two, and I would say the coating would make it very difficult for the water molecules to penetrate the cracks. I don't think it would be perfect, but it would be a very inexpensive and easy extra measure of insurance to limit penetration Sent from my iPhone using...

Has anyone considered adding a superhydrophobic coating to the door surface? e.g. NeverWet

Oh yes, and new high output leds on the back. Where this whole thread started. They look great. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Update gang. First off thanks again for suggestion to go from the bottom to do the repair. Unfortunately after removing the gas line under coach to get the underbelly opened up it became apparent that the access was above a tank with numerous additional items in the way. Because the leak...

So I'm a Ford guy and owner two dual wheel - 2000 F350 diesel w 3.73 and a 2016 F450 w 4.30s. I did have it to do over again and nothing would get me to tow w a single rear wheel. I've lost a rear tire at highway speed w the fiver in there. Didn't know it until my next fuel stop. I've...

Love the idea guys - I'll get on it post result. Really appreciate the responses - may just save me from performing surgery in the cabinet. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here's a picture from under the sink. Super tough to get too, looks more open than it is cause i could stretch my arm in with the camera. I'm going to have to carefully cut the pex down by the floor to expose the break in the line, then was thinking maybe use this to fix...

That's how mine is Dan, but then almost like a conduit they ran my white ice maker line inside pex. Will send pics tomorrow. Wish it wasn't there just in the way of me finding the point of breakage. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

The rupture is under the sink. So not in the 'slide' it's odd not sure why it blew. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I do mean that line. But I flooded that line and the freezer w antifreeze. I dewinterized and sanitized the line under normal pressure. I ran the freezer for weeks. It ruptured today. The miserable part is it ruptured under the sink but inside a pex sheath so it's going to be downright...

Okay gang, you can throw all the rotten tomatoes you wish - totally deserve it. Hmmm, could this shiny new camper actually have blown bulbs? Yup, sure enough. So, a new set of LED replacements are on the way. Now the next problem, ice maker lot ruptured, oddly enough, after several weeks...

So, honestly, a bit embarrassed to be asking this. But i can't seem to locate the switch for the flood lights on the back (not the LED strip on the canopy) but the pair of floods mounted up near the roof. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Jim

Jw4250 - one more thought on trying to figure the vents. Start by taping off all the front and mid vents. Run the fan on high on your rear AC. Verify you got good flow. If yes, the system is unbalanced but you may be able to compensate. By partially restricting your forward vents in...

Your actually hitting on why i want to rewire my services so i can run mid and fwd AC at same time, and switch mid and rear Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Ok, and one other thought. It sounds like you are using the direct AC return vent. Close it. That rear air should be ducted into the same trunk as your other ACs (mid and forward if equipped). That would 'force the air into the room' Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Would simply removing the mattress help to free circulation? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Ugh. I opened this thread and first thing I said was, "sweet, that's our paint job!" Then I scrolled down and felt sick to my stomach. So sorry. Our very first RV we used to smash a moose all over I95 in Maine. That was 15 years ago, never regretted having the RVs (yup there's been many)...

Re: I want to buy a golf cart - BOUGHT ONE! That's why I said mine is an LSV. a built to purpose low speed vehicle. But most folks can't tell it's not a GC. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Re: I want to buy a golf cart - BOUGHT ONE! My opinion, invest or the increased value and usability of an LSV. rides a looks like a GC, but street legal. Love mine. I have the Tomberlin 48SS. But it's less the brand and more being able to title, plate, and insure it. And that comes in...

Pharmafrog - which of your airs did this? Bedroom, living room or garage? Do you have 2 A/C's or three? Do you have a toggle switch to control which AC runs? Trying to narrow this down. Mine happened on BOTH ACs that were on the toggle switch. Seems suspicious to me. Have not...

I haven't yet, I've been home and only run the rear air - which never gave me trouble. I'll be emptying fridge and shutting it down soon, so I can run the front A/Cs for a few days. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yeah that was a typo, I intended to communicate 72 inches wide inside the slider by 80 inches long down to the foot of the bed. Dimensions, it's still a cozy fit inside the slider, and a standard size would fit but you have to compress it quite a bit at the head of the bed Sent from my iPhone...

Nice!!!! This is going on the list. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Let me correct this one, i thought Tree14 has a 4200 Cyclone. if yes, front bath toilet goes to front black, front bath shower and sink and if equipped, washer go to front gray, rear bath toilet goes to rear black, kitchen sink, rear bath, and rear sink all go to rear gray. Thus if you used...

Just to make sure you got what you needed, i ran out to my 4200. Wall to wall inside the slide for the bed is 72, and the stock matress is 80 wide. if you want to 'squish' a standard king in there, it will definitely fit **BUT** be aware that changing the sheets wouldn't be fun. Hope this...

Hey thanks @justafordguy - it's all good. Nothing terrible and most of its already fixed. That's camping with RVs and we love it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I addressed this with Tree14 in a private message while we were traveling and just hit this thread. We had the same trouble and this was our solution. Fast, cheap, safe and works. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You all have been great. Thanks for the comments. Here's a few of the issues we've had. Nothing too bad - but just the way it is 1) bedroom AC making a racket - mounting studs needed tightening 2) brace for the party deck missing 3) holes for the three season room needed foaming. Upper left...

You think FREEZE UP would manifest as described? With the unit shutting down? From my experience, i thought freeze up would result in a meltdown coming down into the coach afterwards no? Cause that doesn't happen

First, if i'm posting about an issue that was previously covered, i apologize - i went back through the threads and didn't see this. I've owned my new Cyclone 4200 for two weeks now, we just arrived home after the maiden voyage home from FL to acquire it. First several days, A/Cs worked as...

I'm hearing this. I went 'TO' Florida with my 9500lb trailer with Golf Cart in the bed. - 11MPG, back from FL I hitched up the new 4200 - bang 8-9MPG, but i wouldn't trade the ride for anything. So comfortable, this is my fourth fiver, but this one mated to this truck, is the most...