Turtlpwr
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I'm sure a few packs of fruit snacks would do it! Lol
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What did you do to your camper today?
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I'm sure a few packs of fruit snacks would do it! Lol
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HornedToad
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I have followed several different threads on this forum about issues with the 50 amp auto reset circuit breaker on the Level Up. I've had this problem since day one but since I knew what was going on I tolerated it. Over time it seams to have only gotten worse and last season it would probably take me about a dozen cycles, with a ten second rest for the breaker to reset, to raise or lower the jacks.
I went to get the trailer out of storage this weekend, after I hooked up I was only able to raise the front jacks a few inches before the breaker tripped and it would not reset.
The value of this forum is that I knew exactly what the problem was and was able to buy a new breaker at the auto parts store for $6 and replace it myself in 15 minutes and be on my way!!!
I went to get the trailer out of storage this weekend, after I hooked up I was only able to raise the front jacks a few inches before the breaker tripped and it would not reset.
The value of this forum is that I knew exactly what the problem was and was able to buy a new breaker at the auto parts store for $6 and replace it myself in 15 minutes and be on my way!!!
Jim, I think this would make for a nice standard from the factory, particularly on the bottom cabs. Making the drawers was way easier than installing them because I had to build some strength to the luan.
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JohnD
Moved on to the next thing...
SNOKING
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DW told me something happen to the three panel shower door, and showed me a roller that came flying out.
What a b1tch to get it back on. This roller rides on the inter track on the inside of the upper rail on the shower side. I was able to pop off the clip on the end on the track so I could side the two outer panel past the inter panel. Got the roller snapped back in the track and then after a lot of difficult messing around I was able to get the screw back in with hopefully enough blue loc tight still on it to keep it from backing out again.
Had to use a short philips bit and turn it with a wrench while also pushing into the screw. Going to have to watch it. Chris
What a b1tch to get it back on. This roller rides on the inter track on the inside of the upper rail on the shower side. I was able to pop off the clip on the end on the track so I could side the two outer panel past the inter panel. Got the roller snapped back in the track and then after a lot of difficult messing around I was able to get the screw back in with hopefully enough blue loc tight still on it to keep it from backing out again.
Had to use a short philips bit and turn it with a wrench while also pushing into the screw. Going to have to watch it. Chris
dlw930
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We love our Oxygenics shower head. I'm sure you will too. Thanks for the reminder to check my battery!
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Piperflyer
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Changed WH Anode
Changed the anode on my suburban water heater today. It was about 70% gone after 16 months of full timing it. It saw a lot of different water through it in it's lifetime. The water doesn't feel has hot to me after I changed it .... hope nothing is going bad with the heater.
Changed the anode on my suburban water heater today. It was about 70% gone after 16 months of full timing it. It saw a lot of different water through it in it's lifetime. The water doesn't feel has hot to me after I changed it .... hope nothing is going bad with the heater.
SNOKING
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Re: Changed WH Anode
If you left it on while cleaning it, you burned out the element. Chris
If you left it on while cleaning it, you burned out the element. Chris
Nuclearcowboy
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We installed an Oxygenics shower head in our unit and bummer...it really was too high in the shower to use. Didn't want to try to relocate the holder to lower it.
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If your anode was that bad, it is quite likely that your heating element is also severely corroded. I would replace it.
dlw930
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Oxygenics makes a number of different models.
The one we got was a perfect fit for the original holder. Too bad yours didn't work out.
If you have the right socket size, it's fairly easy to remove and inspect the heating element. If there's any visible pitting or corrosion whatsoever, the element is shot and will need to be replaced. Note that the replacement element should be the same wattage as the old one.
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brianlajoie
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SNOKING
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We really like our early 2017 3575el!
JohnD
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I tried to use the original holder, but like yours, it hit the ceiling.
I took the original holder off and there were three screw holes drilled, so I caulked them all and then used one of the lower existing holes for the top screw of the new holder, then drilled and caulked a new hole, which lowered the shower head about an inch.
Enough to clear the ceiling.
Tomorrow I plan on installing the GlowSteps.
Piperflyer
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Waiting to get ours. Build date was 9/16.
JohnD
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Here is a shot of our Oxygenics install:
Well, I got the GlowSteps installed today and they are AWESOME!
The actual install took me about two hours (did it all by my lonesome), but figuring things out, prepping and reading the instructions I had about three and a half to four hours involved total.
Steve.Twoknee
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While technucally not for the camper, this is what I did today for camping season!
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