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Although it’s more expensive, replacing the base is a good option. It’s basically a new (90%) toilet. I’ve done ( with video) that too.

@@christelena1783 chances are the valve needs to be replaced. There is a “O” ring inside that does the sealing. It can fail. You have to be careful about switching the valve under pressure, that can damage the “O” ring inside the valve.

@TheWanderingSteeles ok thank you! Replacing O ring inside city inlet valve should correct the blue knob?

No, the “O” ring is inside the valve and can’t be replaced

@christelena1783 The “blue” valve will probably need to be replaced

@TheWanderingSteeles oh ok. Thank you. Climbing inside to remove boards so I can see the back side.

I didn’t mention that because I’m not aware of that limitation. We travel from Sacramento, Ca to Bakersfield, Ca to Ft, Mohve, Az then back to Bakersfield to Sacramento without issue. We then travel from Sacramento to Corning to Crescent, Or back to Corning to Sacramento also without issue. Over the course of a single year. We done this at least three times the last 3 years. Where did you hear of that limitation?

The only limit I’m aware of is changing home area.

Glad it helped.

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@@wesleywalko7826 Glad it helped.

That’s what I wanted as well but they don’t exist. The main reason is the size of the power supply that converts 120 vac to 5 volts dc. The other option is a dedicated USB port but that uses 12 volts and I don’t have that easily available on both sides so this was my compromise. DW wanted both sides of the bed to be the same. 😋 Good to you and thanks for your feedback.

Thanks

I’m sorry about your problems. I hope things have been resolved. I believe more information on this that’s available the better.

What kinds of products?

Thanks for the feedback. Sorry it didn’t help you.

Yes you can. I’m not a fan of adapters. All those types of adapters I’ve seen want you to attach them to the outlet with a center screw. 6 way adapters just increase the risk of overloading the outlet. If you prefer that approach more power to you.

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I installed a switch in the cab and wired them in parallel through the switch to a connector under my dash that only has power when the ignition is on. I routed the wires under the truck along the frame to the cab.

It’s a manufacturing problem. It’s a small percentage of frames and LCI has redesigned the frames to reduce the occurrence of these problems. If your trailer is a new model you are probably fine.

What year is it, the one in the video is a 2021

My pleasure

My first question did you really mean “inverter”? A inverter converts 12 volt battery power into 120 AC power. If you mean “converter” that is a good candidate. The converter uses 120v shore power or generator to charge your batteries. The converter can, when bad, draw enough current to trip your 30 amp breaker. Your furnace uses 12 ( battery) to run the fan and control board. So if the converter is not charging the battery then 12 devices will not be able to operate correctly. Good luck.

Not according to the people that make the On-The-Go portable softener. For full size household softeners yes but not the On-The-Go portable.

@TheWanderingSteeles according to them you should use 4in1 clean and protect or pure and natural or 5in1 clean and protect. All of wich are either crystal or pellet. This is only the Morton salt. Other brands are available

I don’t know where you’re getting your information but the instructions on the On-The-Go website specifically says to use table salt. 26 ox boxes of either iodized or non-iodized. I just double checked to confirm. There are no instructions, I can find, referring to rock salt. Being able to use table salt is actually one of their selling points.

@@TheWanderingSteeles my information came from on the go portable softener

From the instructions on the On The Go website. : Step 5: Add the correct amount of table salt into the top for your softener. - One full 26 oz. box of iodized/non-iodized salt for the Standard model. - Two full 26 oz. boxes of iodized/non-iodized salt for the Double Standard Model. - Four full 26 oz. boxes of iodized/non-iodized salt for the Park Model Softener.

My pleasure.

Yes, can see out just fine. Ot works just like the reflective film in some RV windows. During the day you can see out and at night, if there are lights on, you can see in.

It may be ok. I noticed because of how high I was able to get the radiator that I didn’t get much fluid from the bleed screws. If it doesn’t overheat I would not worry about it.

@@TheWanderingSteeles okay just wondering as I noticed small amount of coolant along bleed screw as it was fairly loose, snugged it it maybe lost 100ml of fluid if that but didn’t know if I was good to go just topping it up or if you had to refil the bleeding system as I accidentally bled the screw

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Glad it was helpful

You would be wrong. I don’t smoke but I did have throat cancer and the radiation damaged my vocal cords.

I’m sure that works but since that’s not always an option my extended ramp is always available.

That is true. What matters is which “side” the switch is connected to battery. The meter is connected to the “output” side of the switch so when off the meter is no longer connected to the battery.

Mine were definitely professionally installed at the factory

You bet!

Absolutely

Yea, I kinda did but I guess I could have shown a little more detail. Thanks.

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Glad to help. Tell your friends.

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My thoughts, exactly.

There are better systems out there but Schwintech is OK as long as you do your maintenance. Mine has done well, 7 years full time.