John
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Has anyone had any sensors get loose and leak out air? I tightened them pretty firmly by hand……….just wondering
I did notice, one of my inside drive valve stem was a little loose, you can tighten them with a shorty 9/16 wrench reaching through the hole, and not take the tire and wheel off.
The sensors were easy to connect, and I haven’t installed the Repeater yet, but inside my shop, it picked up the signal on all of them including all six wheels on my Stacker.
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Dick, your wife says you don’t talk much but I don’t know (ha ha… long post).
Anyway, we DON’T have Cruise Airs, we have FOUR roof-top air units. We have four alternators to run the four inverters.
We ‘do’ use a some of the battery power with the alternators running when using the roof air. Honestly, if I didn’t run the generator, it would take a little time to top off the batteries once I plug into shore power. I never timed it but it doesn’t seem to be too long.
Early on, I never thought about the power usage and would run whatever I needed once we parked. We never had a problem, never tripped a breaker. Now that I’m a little more ‘power savvy’ as I’m learning, I take notice of the power usage and try to keep each leg under 40 amps.
With all four units running on shore power, I can keep it about 34 on one leg and 38 on the other. Now, if the aux compressor comes on or the electric hot water tank, it will jump it up. We never have tripped a breaker because of it but I want to keep it in check.
Mark
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I did the same repair but bought the motor from Prevost. I wish I had shopped around a little like Ron did. I found getting the heavy foil insulation sheet pulled back was almost the hardest part of the job.
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We would love to however Cli and iare going to the Holy Land next year. Wilber we will have yall in our prayers.
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Ok I opened all the faucets and turned pump on and ran the water for a few minutes. It still after sitting idle for 5 minutes does not come on and the red alarm light is on. If I cycle the switch everything works fine until it sits idle again. The only place I see a leak is at my Aqua hot system and I would call it more like a seaping than a leak. Also to answer your question Jeff it does not try to run in short cycles.
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Sorry for not being more clearer if I turn the pump on and dont turn the water on right away i have to cycle the switch again. For an example if i turn the pump on and go to take a shower if i wait more than 2 minutes i have to cycle the switch again before i get water pressure. Jeff i did have a leak at the pump but i have fixed that problem. I will look and see if I have any lights on at the pumo.Maybe I’m not using the system correctly should I wait and go to the bathroom and then turn the pump on or should that not matter. I know I should not leave pump on after using water source.
Bob
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Michael,
If you haven’t been to Prevost Ft Worth, I highly recommend them. We are there now–they just fixed our cycling air guages mentioned in another thread. While Leno was looking for the air leaks, he also spotted some worn-out bearing on the connecting arms on the rear axle, so of course we had them replaced. They have done outstanding work for us. -
We have gone the other way and only use cellular data now. Wifi is just too unreliable in most places. Cellular data has become so cheap it is not worth to hassle with Wifi any longer.
As long as you have one 4G cell phone you can turn on its personal hot spot and provide Wifi service to other devices in the coach.
Gerald
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We usually grab one of the coaches brought by an attendee to the seminar. Last seminar doing the towing demonstration, the tow truck guy hauled away one of the coaches. That was a good demonstration.
Next seminar we’ll probably take the skins off a coach.
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John
MemberFebruary 13, 2016 at 1:22 pm in reply to: One of our toekick heaters is not working rightWhat Tom said.
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Joe,
I have a similar situation with a shade that covers the main TV in my coach which folds down from the ceiling.. The shade closes to cover the television when it is retracted and retracts into the ceiling to lower the TV for use. thought it was something unusual and learned it is nothing more than a Hunter Douglas pleated shade mounted parallel to the ceiling. Long story, point being a normal vertical shade may serve your purpose. -
Tim , on mine that indicates low house batteries, not Gen battery.
It is blinking, followed by beep sound, then Within approx 20 seconds, if you have Autogen ON , generator will start and run to recharge, depending on your setup 2-3 hours.