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I've got to take it out and look. It's all started when I noticed a small drip leak coming down from the bathroom over the wheels. I went to flush the toilet and the waste ball dropped down. As long as I'm in there I might as well replace as much as possible.

Thanks! That's good info, I may need to get the valve too.

Thanks! Probably the same, need to pull my SXS out before I can get back in the bathroom Did you find a good source for your parts?

Need to rebuild the porcelain toilet in the garage and don't know what kit will be needed. I don't see any info on the toilet itself. Any ideas on where to start?

The Trombetta solenoid fixed the problem!

Amazon $49, one on the way Just noticed after I ordered it they dropped to $38. If I wanted to wait I could get one off ebay for about $25, or take off for $18 ...lol, go figure!

The Trombetta should stay open until a switch tells it to close and route power to forward or reverse. This one is staying closed full time (both terminals hot) without the switch telling it to close therefore sending full time power, running the pump until the breaker kicks it off.

I believe it is the Trombetta. When I talked to the first tech he ruled it out but I wasn't convinced. The pump goes on when switch wires are disconnected from it and both terminals test out closed full time which they shouldn't, therefore not disconnecting power. I have one on order. More to...

The Trombetta is the 2 way solenoid. I now need to test the voltage to the valves

Of course! I've been on the phone with Lippert tech support several times and they are scratching their heads at the moment. They said if I couldn't manually retract them it would most likely be a valve or low pressure. They retracted so that I believe is ruled out. Now to get back to them with...

The A/C electrical issues was merely the GFI on the inverter wasn't reset, everything seem to happen at the same time but as I can see now, shouldn't be related. The batteries are good. The switch was properly disconnected and re-connected to rule out the continually running motor due to bad...

Two different issues, got the A/C power from the inverter figured out. No battery/power issues found, I also ruled out a bad slide switch as I pulled all wires from it and still same. I was able to manually retract the slides by turning the hex head clockwise on the manifold and using a hex on...

Get a clicking sound from the jack solenoid but jacks wont come down, now the main slides won't retract and the fridge which is the AC/DC only type wont come on that runs off batteries. Batteries show 12.6 but thinking it might be the load. Any ideas?...lol

Do you mean these?

Can't find info on how to easily remove the 4 season door. Can't fit our SXS through it. Anyone with experience?