Recent content by Bogie

Your description sounds like a bad connection. If pushing on the fuse corrects the problem, I would start there. Don't assume the fuse is good. Swap it with another of equal value to see if it corrects the problem. If no, check the connection of the wires in the fuse panel. You will...

Hard to tell from your picture. But I went back to an old email from Heartland when I was having the problem. This picture shows what they look like and has part numbers for left and right hand side. I can't say you would have the same part numbers. You will have to check with Heartland to...

Mike, The water connection under the fresh water connection should be the black tank flush connection. Used to flush out the tank after emptying. The tank indicators, while helpful, are notoriously inaccurate. Residue and moisture in the black and gray tanks can give incorrect readings...

Contact Heartland Customer Service. Explain your problem. Ask if they can tell you who was the manufacturer of the doors on that year/model RV. They may be able to point you in the right direction.

Weather you buy Zamp or any other solar panel, be sure it has a charge controller included with the panel, or purchase one separately.

The rotted portion of the ceiling panel looks localized. Instead of replacing the entire ceiling panel, you might want to consider installing a plastic ceiling/wall access panel in that spot. Even though you don't really need access, it could solve the problem and would look pretty good...

Do the easy stuff first. Check all the fuses and check that the battery is at 12 volts or 13+ volts if on shore power. Check the wiring to insure none of the wires have been broken or badly pinched or disconnected. Unplug the control panel for a couple of minutes and plug it back in. This...

If fans were installed (properly) on the fridge they would be in the back of the fridge blowing over the coils. The grate under the fridge is probably access to your heater or water heater. There should be an access/vent panel in the outside the wall behind the fridge. You might be able to...

Just a wild guess. Since it's near the refrigerator, maybe a previous owner added cooling fans to the back of the refrigerator and that switch turns on the fans.

A GFCI can be at a wall plug near a kitchen or bath. But instead the circuit could be protected by a GFCI breaker, which you indicate you have. The GFCI breaker could be on the circuit that controls the outlets that are dead. You said the GFCI breaker was good. Did you reset it by toggling it...

Barring an obvious obstruction, you might want to check the slide mechanism adjustment first. You will have to remove the top fascia to access the mechanism. This video may help.

May be some confusion on my part. When you said you were going with a 3000 Watt inverter, you said " where only the HF upgrade was still available". I thought you were saying you were changing to the regular 3000 watt inverter, not the HF model. If you are in fact going to the HF model, it...

Sorry you didn't like the qualified installer reference. The intent is to keep you and whoever is working on you RV safe, including when your system is in use. I didn't say this, but for reference, I am an electrical engineer and I installed my own RV Solar including dual transfer switches...

There is no transfer switch in your RV unless the solar installer put one in. As previously mentioned, if you had a generator prep package, then yes. But generator prep is not an option from Heartland for your model. As david-steph2018 says, you would have to install a transfer switch...

I have always had mine balanced when new. Never had a tire shop say no. Don't know why your tire shop is balking. Why should they care. You're paying for it.