That older metal style is probably a Bi-Metal on off thermal disc. Yes the one in my pic was part of the kit I added to upgrade from analog controls, and is a resistance style thermistor. That paired with the Micro Air thermostat, will actually show you the degrees in Fahrenheit on the screen...
Most likely as mentioned above, a piece of pipe added to the flange to make up the distance to the tank fitting.
It's usually black ABS DWV pipe, over SCH/40.
DWV pipe is Drain, Waste, and Vent pipe, and is intended for non pressure, recommended for Non-Potable water, and is lighter than white...
FYI: you'll only have this freeze sensor if you have some sort of digital/electronic thermostat. Analog controls on the A/C unit will not have the freeze sensor.
Since the tank is coming out anyway, I would remove it and inspect for the makers embossed markings on the tank it's self. It's not un-common for info to be embossed, or a decal on the tank.
This plead for accolades has me in stitches, is the consumer finally obtaining leverage?
Do you suppose that my potential Negative feedback might fuel a passion that you have yet to recognize, to, I dunno, make a quality product, stand behind it, actually honor warranties? Do my experiences...
Dexter 5,100 LB axle W/Electric brakes. Made in 2018, supplied on a new Heartland Terry Classic in 2019. The axle has 12,000 miles on it, no issues, always maintained. Hubs/Bearings were always checked, and greased when needed. Last usage was December 2023. The Dexter build/configuration data...
They will if you push them to. I bought my Endurance from the Good-year dealer, and they were reluctant to balance too. I argued that an unbalanced tire suffers the same premature wear as a vehicle tire does. I have now switched to the Centramatic self balancers as part of my greater weight...
A good and willing automotive glass might work, provided they can get all of the old glass off of the window hinge, but they also need to get the new glass bonded to the frame hinges. That might prove to be a struggle. There are a vast array of replacement windows outside of the monopolizing...
Possibly the 15, 15, and starting of 24 gives you 54, not including any other draws?
https://www.quora.com/If-a-circuit-breaker-takes-up-two-slots-and-has-two-switches-connected-together-that-each-say-50-does-that-mean-it-is-a-100-amp-breaker...
I bought some of these, as they would be both functional, and tie in with the retro look. But due to the metal siding seams being right in my way, I ended up not using them.
https://www.camperid.com/drip-caps.html
I just looked at my screen door brush yesterday, and it is sticky taped to the underside of the door frame, which means it's replaceable with some of the ones I found online. My door was made by Challenger at the time, but has since been purchased by Lippert...
That's fairly bad considering this takes alot of time to pregress to this stage. Usually this can be sped up by lots of off time, and warm ambient temps when the unit is off and or closed up. Judging from the Logo n the bucket, the fridge may be 8-12 years old?
There are a few things on the market that may help. I know the insulation in my T/T was done poorly.
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805026756593.html?gatewayAdapt=gloMsite2usaPcglo2usa4itemAdapt
https://www.shaderv.com/
There wasn't anything specifically made for the Terry Classic. The go to seems to be the "Shade RV" product. Beyond that, it's best to visit your roof at least 2 times per year, and keep washed at least once, this keeps it white and reflective, and alerts you to any potential issues. I wash mine...
Usually,,,,,it's the driving resistors that fail, causing the LED to flicker, or go out. If it's a through hole solder type, and you are handy, htey can be fized, if it's an surface mount resistor, than it's a bit more difficult procedure.
If you are a 410A refrigerant system, which contains equal parts of R-32, and R-125, and you have had refrigerant loss, technically what's left in the system should be recovered before a new and complete charge is added. This is because neither refrigerant parts will leak out at the same amount...
I'd say if you had codes, then the fridge already suggested what was wrong. Things like poor thermistor connections, drifting resistance values, Etc can cause no cool or fault codes.
https://techsupport.pdxrvwholesale.com/technical-service-manuals/norcold-1201lrim/
Get a hardwired surge protector in either 30, or 50 Amp, with the wired remote display. It will display the shore voltage avail to the camper, the amps you are using, line frequency, IE: 60H, and fault codes. It can be bypassed from the remote, there are no dog bone units outside, just plug in...
Post a pic of the existing magnetron, there are replacements based off the current magnetron data. Typically when you replace the magnetron, you should replace the diode, and capacitor. This assures the high volt side is in good health. ERP parts is the number one aftermarket supplier for...
Well, each appliance, and the TV came with it's original packaged manual, and or install information. The thumb drive (which is probably outdated by now) contained manufacture contact numbers, and some general information. I personally posted all the contents of the thumb drive on the facebook...
Actually a "dead short" is voltage to ground or neutral (same thing). The breakaway switch and it's branch circuit is a peripheral circuit energizes the electrical braking system exactly as the break controller would, with the exception that full 12 volts are supplied to the brakes instead of...
I get into a habit of checking my water heater, plumbing connections, and any electrical I can. That looks like a hand tight fitting on the outlet of the water heater, years of expansion and contraction will force a leak. My initial shakedown of my camper when purchased new revealed lots of...
A really good option that restoration body shops use is a good Rust Encapsulator.
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-black-rust-encapsulator-paint-over-rust.html
https://www.frost.co.uk/rust-converter-vs-rust-encapsulator/
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So there are many reviews 9.8/10, some stating 2, 3, 4 hours of cleaning time spent, 2 or more people, and almost all have job prices. A review 3 years ago for a 2 story to remove construction dust was priced out at 1,400.00. If you do the math, you have more than one person, and half a day...
WRONG,, there will only be change in build quality when consumers instigate that change...But we as a nation suffer from entitlement issues, and continue to buy these poorly made products, over and over again, accepting and fixing things ourselves, and keep moving forward complaining.
My camper...
Since I don't want to type this again, here is a link to a post I did here regarding cooling on a rooftop unit.
https://heartlandowners.org/threads/a-c-freezing-and-making-ice.82286/#post-663232
Keep in mind that if you needed Freon, you most likely have a leak, as mentioned 410A is a blended...
The LG fridges that use the Linear compressor have a high compressor failure rate, a recent class action suit, which may be closed now supports this. Additionally Kenmore branded LG made fridges are affected too. LG branded usually have a 10 year on the compressor, while Kenmore have 1 year...
SO when an AC unit freezes up, there are several reasons. Low refrigerant, a low refrigerant charge will cause excess frost and some ice depending on how long it's been running. Usually the frost/ice pattern will encompass some of , or most of the coil, not all of it. A bad, misreading, or...
I have found, regardless of the definition for the red light being, "over current, or short circuit", that when the circuit is simply "open", like removing the fuse, or disconnecting the circuit wire from the screw terminal next to any fuse, you will get the red light. Maybe leave the USB out of...
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