I have an older RM2652 (product number: 921 14 40-02 if that helps). It will run on gas just fine, but when I try to run it on AC the 5A fuse that leads to the AC heating element will blow. I’m trying to determine if I need to replace the circuit boa...
I'm looking around at different bunkhouse models to see if there is anything out there that can beat the Keystone Bullet 272BHS on hitch weight.https://www.rvusa.com/rv-guide/2016-keystone-bullet-travel-trailer-floorplan-272bhs-tr24873Depending on th...
We had a 2003 Suburban 1500 and a 2006 Fleetwood Niagara Highwall Popup for a couple years. I just recently sold both of them. The popup wasn't enough space because we seemed to always have the kids' cousins come along with us. We got rid of the Subu...
SHORT STORY: What is a reliable used 3 row SUV that can safely tow 4500 lbs, has a payload around 1400 lbs, and can generally be found for around $3k?LONG STORY:My wife and I have 4 young children and we want to dip our toes into the RV world. My fam...
enblethen wrote:No, you would not need to do anything else except replace element. It is just a double check that is the problem.Ok got it. I’ll double check it before I buy anything or start tearing stuff apart. Thanks for your help!
enblethen wrote:Yes, but check with Ohm meter for continuity between ground and the leads. Commonly, the element goes to ground where it enters the stack.I’ll check that out to see if it is shorted to ground. What would that mean if it is? Would I ne...
I unplugged the heating element and turned the fridge back on. The fuse did not blow and the volt meter showed 123v going to the fuse and the connection point for the heating element. That would mean the heating element is the problem, right?
Gdetrailer wrote:itsjustjer wrote:Pardon me if I come across as frustrated with this post, but if we can’t depend on ANY numbers from the vehicle or the RV manufacturer to be correct, then how has anyone ever purchased a vehicle and RV and known they...
