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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: 38 Gk Main bedroom slide will not go out. | 4 Relevance | 4 years ago | Michelle | Main Forum | |
| Sounds like you're talking about the Lippert Schwintek In-Wall Slide-Out. Have you checked the controller in the Basement to see if the Red LED is flashing a code?? We had that system on our '12 36RL and when we had an issue the flashing of the LED gave a code on the chart and I was able to put it in manual mode to get the slide in as we were on our way to a Service Center. | |||||
| winterizing with the 4 knobs.... green,red,white, and blue.. | 4 Relevance | 5 years ago | ford truck guy | Main Forum | |
| I have been winterizing for 35+ years.... never with these knobs... There is NO suction hose in the wet bay like on my 2016... What is the best way to winterize? There is no gravity fill port as well, so filling the fresh water tank is not an option...I think ???? Do I remove the Basement wall to access the pump? I am sure I am missing something very simple, what am I missing ? | |||||
| Cable Chase | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | Paul Bridges | Main Forum | |
| Just curious if anyone knows of a cable chase either down the sidewall or between cabinets to run a cable from the bedroom clothes cabinet (where all the cable/satellite connections are) down to the Basement or underbelly. Wanting to run my SureCall cable underneath instead of through the roof. | |||||
| RE: Connecting iPhone to outside speakers in 2020 Redwood R3401L20 | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | ford truck guy | Forum Help & FAQ | |
| RE: Really enjoying my RW36FL here in Florida but I do have a question regarding tv in bedroom | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | RetiredInJax | Main Forum | |
| Thanks for the drawing. It doesn't appear I have to do anything, once I get the TV out and make sure the cable is connected. It also answers another question I had which is, I want to put a TV in the Basement and there is a jack there with two outlets. The top outlet says "AMP" and the jack below it says "TIVO". I'm assuming the top should say "ANT" and the bottom say "SAT". I'll put a TV down there and try it out. What can it do, not work? | |||||
| RE: Interior Floor landing area outside bathroom soft | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | Danny_and_Linda | Forum Help & FAQ | |
| My FB had that as well. I was able to access from the Basement to add bracing. Also helped a fellow RWer add support to the steps by removing the top step. Neither was from water damage just half a## construction. | |||||
| RE: Interior Floor landing area outside bathroom soft | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | Paul Bridges | Forum Help & FAQ | |
| Vic, it’s possible you might be able to get eyes on it by taking down the Basement wall. I had a creak in the hallway floor and asked Redwood to take a look at the rally last year, and he crawled under there and shot a bunch of screws in the bracing. Just a thought. | |||||
| RE: Wet Bay | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | MMPacker | Main Forum | |
| @shane-wood Good afternoon , so I got things buttoned up and dried out, looking closer at the wet bay the entrance for water cable etc , they used a old style power cord hatch, works great but out of curiosity I pulled the screws to see if it was sealed and NO it's not. A little silicone and I feel better, also if you look on the bottom of the door side it's not sealed either. Not that anyone wants to have lots of water in the wet bay but it seems a little may have seeped under the Basement floor covering. Something to check out as a precaution. | |||||
| RE: Wet Bay | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | MMPacker | Main Forum | |
| ... is great. On Further inspection it appears that the water exited through the access hole and ran back under the underbelly. The great thing is that Redwood fasted the dropframe underbelly below the frame so that it's relatively easy to access the tanks and plumbing connections. We are now in year six of living full time in an RV so doing our best to keep an eye on things is second nature. I even have a new furnace in the Basement ready to go just in case??? learned that one last Christmas when our furnace fan motor failed and of course no one had one. ... | |||||
| Inverter won't power residential refrigerator, but will power lights | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | Jim | Forum Help & FAQ | |
| Please explain what lights the Inverter is powering? Our Inverter only powers our Fridge, that was until I added an outlet in the Basement off the Inverter to power our Coleman Portable Freezer. Our 1000 Watt Magnum Inverter powers both without a problem when we're traveling. | |||||
| Magum MMS Series Inverters/Chargers FAULT! NO COMM | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | Jim | Utilities: Plumbing, Electrical and Propane | |
| I have a 2015 36FB with MMS Series Inverters/Chargers. The remote control FAULT RED light is on and FAULT! NO COMM is showing. The inverter in the Basement is beeping about ever 4 seconds. Seems like I have power to half the camper. Microwave lights up but refrigerator and lights won't come on. Any assistance much appreciated. | |||||
| 2019 3951WB Winterization | 4 Relevance | 6 years ago | Jim | Urgent Assistance Required | |
| ... opening the small door access on the Basement aft wall on the driver's side to locate the water pump. There should be a quarter turn valve inline with the pump inlet. That needs to be shut off to isolate the fresh water tank from the pump. Now when you remove the pull out hose cap (there should be a screen filter on the end), and stick into the RV anti-freeze jug. Now when you turn on the pump, it should pump up the water lines until the pressure switch shuts it off. Then alternately open faucets, shower, toilet lines one at a time. Anti-freeze should ... | |||||
| 2019 Rally Trailer Weighing | 4 Relevance | 7 years ago | Jim | Forum Help & FAQ | |
| ... ,water ,batteries, propane, food and all the chit you can fit in the Basement. our 2015 RL38 has a almost empty closit and many draws and cabinets empty in the living room, the last time I scaled it coming back from Morryde I was at 16,800 with almost no food and traveling by myself! I know the Morryde IS added a fair amount of steel but its was still over weight. Set up to full time I could see these trailers running down the road at 18,000 lbs very easy . Leson learned here , know your weights and have enough truck to handle it. In my case single rear ... | |||||
| 36RL Water Heater Access | 4 Relevance | 7 years ago | Danny_and_Linda | Utilities: Plumbing, Electrical and Propane | |
| Remove about 2 dozen screws to remove the Basement wall, other than pulling the water heater that's the only access. When putting the wall back staple some industrial Velcro to the panel edges & forget the screws. | |||||
| Need to Run Wires | 4 Relevance | 7 years ago | Jim | Utilities: Plumbing, Electrical and Propane | |
| Me too...............the only "special tool" I needed was a small electricians fish tape which I had anyway, having been an electrician for 40 years. Going over the ceiling in the "basement" was the hardest part, but not too bad. Having the display inside the coach proves valuable when you stay at parks that has less than stellar voltage in their electrical systems. Plus if the park is full of larger RV's, the load gets more than they counted on. Seeing the real time voltage and current on both 50A legs is valuable to shed load before the system shuts the whole trailer down. | |||||
