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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Battery Charg | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Anonymous | Utilities: Plumbing, Electrical and Propane | |
| I've shuffled the wiring at the circuit breaker block on the Basement wall in front of the batteries so that when the disconnect switch is in the off position the batteries are completely disconnected. As originally wired, there are a few items that bypass the disconnect switch (CO detector and hydraulic panel come to mind). As originally wired if you turn the disconnect switch to off the batteries will discharge (and up here in the north they will freeze over the winter). | |||||
| Leaking slides while running in the rain | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | Slideouts, Toppers and Awnings | |
| ... I would propose that maybe they are not in all the way. That would leave one gap. Maybe the front is lose and the back is tight. If you need instruction on adjusting your slides, let us know. Where is the water coming in? You may actually have a roof leak of some kind instead. Are all of your caulk joints good? Take a real good look. I just bought some non-marking chisels (which work great) and as soon as it cools off, I'll be replacing all of those caulk seals. Have you checked you baggage compartment seals? I had a leak there once but lucky for me, I c ... | |||||
| Motorhomes - Ever thought about one? | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | The RV Lifestyle | |
| ... by other companies. I loved this coach but I would never own another Class A diesel motorcoach WITHOUT some kind of extended warranty protection. There are pros an cons for both motorhomes and fifth-wheels. I miss the ease of driving and maneuverability of the motorhome when towing my Jeep. The Class A was easier to drive/maneuver and offered a more comfortable ride. Storage space was also much better in the Class A due to all the Basement storage. For the fiver I like that all the interior space is usable as you lose a couple of feet in the Class A d ... | |||||
| Question about 2018 3901WB | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | Prospective Owner Questions | |
| ... the Basement and remove the side panel. You'll need to access the back side of the Utility Bay to remove the hose fitting connected. Then remove the 3 screws in the front. The check valve is located on the backside of the water hose fitting. $18 at Walmart.com. Less at Amazon or Ebay... | |||||
| Cable tv reception problem | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | Communications, Entertainment and Technology | |
| Typically with a RL floor plan the bedroom TV is connected directly to the Booster, while the Living Room comes off the Set 2 connector, that's where problems come in. That means the signal was just split in the booster with a 3db loss (which cuts the signal level in half, now down stream somewhere is another spliter for Living Room/Basement or Outside TVs, this again is another 3db loss which again cuts the remaining signal in half. So if I'm reading things right, with a cable directly from the park to the TV you get a signal, but not the greatest. So if that's the case, once you have split the signal twice you are probably below the level for good reception. Best of luck. | |||||
| Cable tv reception problem | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | Communications, Entertainment and Technology | |
| Do you have a Basement TV as well? At this point I would drop the light over the left side of the bed and feel for a splitter. From what you have said, its in that cable. | |||||
| Cable tv reception problem | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | Communications, Entertainment and Technology | |
| ... the cable you ran direct inside to the port that says Antenna. Make sure the booster is off. It all is clear, then it’s the cable attached to “Cable” which runs to the wet bay. If you want to confirm I would then use a barrel connector to join the line you ran direct and the line that was plugged in to Set 2. That would eliminate the cables going to the living room tv and/or Basement being bad. This will confirm it is either the cable between the wet bay and the booster or the booster. | |||||
| Cable tv reception problem | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | Communications, Entertainment and Technology | |
| ... on the splitter between the 'SET' output of the booster and the two TV's. But I think a problem there could be eliminated since there is clear picture from antenna input. Both cable and antenna signals to the TV's use the same path. 4. Running a cable from the park connection to the cable input of the booster - bad picture I believe that eliminates any cable or connector problems and leaves only the booster, which baffles me. How can there be a clear signal from antenna, amplifier on, and a poor signal from cable, amplifier off. Could there be some sort of ... | |||||
| Cable tv reception problem | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | Communications, Entertainment and Technology | |
| Hi Vaughn, Here I am again. Having the exact same problem that you are. I have done all of the typical trouble shooting: checking connections, etc. Ran a cable direct from the park connection to the back of the TV, picture perfect. I read below from John Anderson that following all that the problem would hav to be the cable from the Basement connection to the booster. I am wondering if you have solved the problem? Thanks, Bob | |||||
| 12 volt distribution panel beeping | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | Utilities: Plumbing, Electrical and Propane | |
| We have a 2017 39MB with generator prep, in the front compartment (with batteries/hydraulic pump/etc.) we had a transfer switch. Could that possibly be where you're getting your noise from? If that's not the culprit and you have the residential fridge it could possibly be your inverter. Our inverter is installed on the front bulkhead of what we call the Basement, inside the side door with all the water connections. Just some thoughts. | |||||
| 12 volt distribution panel beeping | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Anonymous | Utilities: Plumbing, Electrical and Propane | |
| Anyone know why I would have a red light and beeping at my distribution panel in the Basement? | |||||
| Bent Axels | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Anonymous | Chassis, Frame, Autolevel and Running Gear | |
| The frame of the RV is nothing more than a 10" x 3" I-Beam. No relevance to your point necessarily, but Redwood has always used 12" I-beams over the axles. Only the drop beam section under the forward Basement is 10". | |||||
| water system leaks! | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Jim | Utilities: Plumbing, Electrical and Propane | |
| So we pulled into a campground in MS. yesterday and hooked up to their services and noticed that they had excellant water pressure. This morning I noticed water dripping under the rv. So this morning I emptied the Basement again and took down the rear wall and looked into a rats nest of water hoses and found 3 separate leaks. 2 of which are T fittings and a cracked fitting on the hot water tank bypass valve. I went to search for one in the area but to no avail. So I am looking for a part number so I can order one. Has anyone re configured the water lines beh ... | |||||
| Suburban Furnace - Fan Motor - Intake Squirrel Cage Lose | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Anonymous | Utilities: Heating and Ventilation | |
| ... to pull out the furnace and it wasn't easy, the most difficult part was to disconnect the heating ducts (on a manifold) from the rear of the furnace, he had to open the Basement and go in and do some "gymnastics" to get to the screws that hold the manifold on! All the water lines in the way made it more complicated. As an edit, one thing that we found is that the furnace main board must remain connected to allow the heat pump to operate, the thermostat is somehow routed electrically through the main board, even though the furnace wasn't working removing th ... | |||||
| What did I do to my RW today | 4 Relevance | 8 years ago | Anonymous | Winterizing and Storage | |
| ... winterizing I said a few bad words under my breath to Redwood, I had to get into the Basement and stick my head through the door that accesses the water filter to see and turn that valve that shuts off the fresh water from the tank to the pump. Then, when I attempted to connect a short water hose to the winterizing line (to stick into the anti freeze can) I found it had a half inch fitting, not a hose fitting! I plan to install a proper (two way) valve in the convenience center and plum the winterizing line correctly when the weather warms. I wonder if so ... | |||||
