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  1. RandyB

    FYI PSA - RVIBrake Tire Patrol (TPMS) Discontinued

    I don't know when this was announced, but I just learned about it, on their website.
  2. RandyB

    Resolved Block Heater

    Update to whether or not block heater is operational. 1. Ohm check across hot and neutral of the plug for the heater: 19.8 to 20.0 ohms 2. 110 volts with 20 ohms = 5.5 amps (Ohm’s law) 3. Started generator, switched off inverter and charger. Amp draw on L2 = 2 amps 4. Plugged in the block...
  3. RandyB

    Resolved Block Heater

    That's where mine is too. In the half-bath. It was fully on, but switched off then on again and no change. It seems that this breaker is the only "switch" in the circuit. Nothing in the controls cabinet overhead and nothing on the dashboard. I've only found this breaker and the plug for the...
  4. RandyB

    Resolved Block Heater

    I do appreciate the suggestions. However, with the coach not readily available to apply or confirm the help and with the day ending, I’m not able to follow through. Then, tomorrow’s high in single digits with several inches of snow, I doubt I’ll be able to then either. The good news is that...
  5. RandyB

    Resolved Block Heater

    Yes, that’s right. I was looking at the load shedding page. Thank you. On the page showing loads on line 1 and 2, line 1 is zero, line 2 started at 6 and reducing over time due to the battery charging load.
  7. RandyB

    Resolved Block Heater

    Yes, zero amps indicated on the load center, on the same line of test that indicates block heater “on”. Yes, 66 amps available. Both legs are producing voltage. I did not check the gen breaker since it is producing voltage.
  8. RandyB

    Resolved Block Heater

    2017 Newmar VentanaLE 4037. Cummins. 53,000 miles. I’ve never used the block heater. It’s always been unplugged. Until today. No shore power. Generator operating normally. Block heater cord is plugged into receptacle in the electrical cabinet. Circuit breaker in main breaker box is on...
  9. RandyB

    Pizza as the pizza Gods meant it to be

    https://www.haystack.tv/v/pizzeria-charges-120-hawaiian-pie-discourage-customers $120 pizza? I actually prefer a pineapple pizza, but not at that price.
  10. RandyB

    Question Places you haven't been and want to go?

    Pacific Coast Highway US 2 MI to WA Yellowstone National Park Utah National Parks
  11. RandyB

    Question Jack pads to level RV

    My preference for unlevel sites is to put pads under the low tires, get it roughly close to level, then use the jacks for the final level.
  13. RandyB

    GFI outlets not working

    The tags simply imply that the receptacle that is labeled is a protected recept by a real GFCI recept or a GFCI breaker. The recept or breaker has a reset and test button. Sometimes, in RVs, the recepts are hidden fairly well. Many are mounted underneath things like cabinets. Some are inside a...
  14. RandyB

    View levelers too close to pavement

    Typically, hydraulic leveling cylinders have an array of mounting holes. Is it possible that they could be moved up? Is there room for them to be raised at the frame mounting bolts?
  15. RandyB

    Cold Water from Hot water faucets

    If you have an outside faucet, be sure that the faucet valve(s) itself is closed and not just the wand valve is closed. Same for the shower, make sure the mixing valve is in the shut-off position.
  16. RandyB

    Odd question about towed battery charging.

    The best way would be to measure the battery voltage on the towed vehicle. 1. With the towed connected to the tow and both engine not running, measure and note the battery voltage with a voltmeter. It should be around 12 volts. 2. Start just the tow vehicle and again, measure the voltage at the...
  17. RandyB

    How To Remove a Rear Fender Wheel Opening

    Here is the response I received from Newmar: If at all possible, I would recommend taking the coach to the body shop as it's not easy to remove/replace that fender. I'll do my best to explain since we don't have written instructions with pictures that I could send. There is usually one screw...
  19. RandyB

    How To Remove a Rear Fender Wheel Opening

    I’ve had a little damage to the fiberglass rear wheel opening. I would like to remove the entire fender wheel opening. Is there a series of bolts up, under the wheel opening? Any advice/experiences? Can it be done? 2017 Ventana LE 4037
  20. RandyB

    Question Disconnect batteries circuit for storage

    On my '17 I found that there was only a battery switch for the chassis battery and the "salesman switch". The salesman switch only disables parts of the circuitry, causing a house battery drain. I installed a dual circuit battery switch to completely disconnect ALL power from the house...
  21. RandyB

    Question Terminal Di Electric Dressing

    Yes. This is my go-to dielectric grease.
  22. RandyB

    A Tale About a Small World

    ...My ole brain got to working and I remembered that my district library has a 3D printer! All I need to do is design it and translate it to a *.stl file and have it printed over there. I've wanted a 3D printer for a long time, but just can't seem to justify it, so the library has been a handy...
  23. RandyB

    Furnace floor vents

    My 2017 LE 4037 has the vent you are asking about. When zone 1 is operating, I indeed get air from the vent. I have read a few posts about improperly installed ducting. I would be using a mirror, a GoPro camera or a fiberoptic viewer to look into the vent to see if there is a blockage...
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