Phoenix Cruiser 2551 30a service- First noticed it when A/C turns on then stumbles. Voltage at another RV outlet dropped well below 100. Capacitors good. A/C working fine until this point. A/C did trip ITS 20a breaker one time. 30a main held.- Proble...
Have any of you ever installed floating flooring in your RV and glued it in place?No need for hundreds to pile on with the mfgr said this and that and no you can’t do it because the warranty is gone and yada yada yada. I know one isn’t “supposed“ to ...
2011 Phoenix Cruiser 2551I've been living in my rig for almost a year now and using the Dometic A/C about 5 months of that. It runs pretty much ALL the time.My question is are these A/C units really designed for that type of duty cycle. My default th...
2011 Phoenix Cruiser 2551I'm installing my new wood flooring and I'm envisioning a nightmare; the rollers and the weight on them.My question is, is there a way to re-balance the slideout? (That's assuming it wasn't this heavy when new. I'm second own...
I’ve got a 2011 Phoenix Cruiser 2551 and am having to replace the refrigerator. The dead one is a Vitrifrigo AC/DC compressor unit that pulls 65w. Two batteries just aren’t enough to support this rig with that type refrigerator. But I really am not i...
wnjj wrote:ThruTraffic wrote:wnjj wrote:I think this was mentioned earlier but you need to put a decent load in the RV then measure the voltage at every possible place you can between the source and load. You’ve said the voltage is good at the pedes...
time2roll wrote:wnjj wrote:I think this was mentioned earlier but you need to put a decent load in the RV then measure the voltage at every possible place you can between the source and load. You’ve said the voltage is good at the pedestal and bad a...
Dusty R wrote:Maybe try a heat sensor, and check the entire path that the current will flow.Again, last big post; entire wire pathway has been replaced, and rerouted to shorten it which all by itself should help abate any attenuation issues.
wnjj wrote:I think this was mentioned earlier but you need to put a decent load in the RV then measure the voltage at every possible place you can between the source and load. You’ve said the voltage is good at the pedestal and bad at the load. Thi...
