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Why are you drilling a hole in your equipment? Do you know there’s an open groove on the other side of the awning that you can just slide it into, right? It takes literally two seconds.

Protip: If you are using a metal J box, after you connect the wires to the outlet and tighten the connections, wrap electrical tape around "back" of the outlet, so it covers all the screws.

Very nice Sir! A+

Thank you so much.

Spray foam

I just replaced the pull down strap on my class A following your method. A 1/4 inch drill bit and I was in business! I did however have to lightly tap the plastic into the channel but it's hardly worth mentioning. Anyway, it worked great. Thanks for the video.

Why not put a razors edge on the fan blades ? You'll duck for sure.

How can I stop the beeping until I get part?

Is there an exterior exhaust fan?

Check out Madison hangers to mount the box

Thank you, just what I needed. Too bad they don't use any form of moisture barrier like tyvek in the construction of these campers, then this would not be an issue.

PLEASE! It's a WATER HEATER!!! You don't need to heat HOT water.

On your journey to PRO, you might consider better lighting and better camera angle. Description is somewhat helpful, but showing is better than telling. Nevertheless, thanks for taking the time to share.

Why didn’t show the hole you drilled? 🤦‍♀️

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I noticed that you have a shark bite check valve on your hot water line. Do you also have one on the cold water line? Mine has to be serviced from under my coach and it is incredibly difficult to access or frankly even see any details. Can you tell me which way your arrows are pointing on the check valve(s).

Might I suggest you get a tripod so we can actually see how it's done instead of just hearing the description.

You did an excellent job! To the point, didn't try to be a comedian, well spoken and educated. your instructions and precautions were very helpful.

So what did you use to clean the drawer where you said the mold was?

Thanks for sharing. Good job

You should have used either a strain relief fitting or a bushing in the metal box, particularly because these wires will be subject to constant vibration. Since you did not independently ground the box, this is a potentially lethal repair. A plastic box would have been a much better choice in this case.

I just want to know how to cook with it.

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Thanks. We have that adventure next.

My strap is broken on my awning so I cant even open it to replace the strap. How do you open it out with no strap to pull on?

I need you to come install mine😂😂😂. I need a fan in my rv bedroom desperately

I'm wondering how it will stay tight considering it's tightened up against foam, styrofoam and vinyl cloth. The motor legs aren't pressing against any solid surface.....

Where did you get the fin fan for your RV

Needs a vapor barrier like a real house

I've always considered myself pretty darn mechanically inclined, but never thought about drilling a 1/4" hole in the strap channel and then turn the drill at an angle to elongate the hole to make it so easy to pry the old strap out and then slide the new strap right in. You saved me at least 1 day,if not 2 days to install the new straps. Instead it took me about an hour to put together all the tools I needed and complete the project, thanks for sharing this. Jim

Thank you, we're on eBay did you find the pin? Is it universal? I have a Winnebago adventurer and I actually have 2 latches on my door

So thankful and happy for this YT video. I got the part and it worked. I used a Dremel tool as someone suggested to get the old one off. I used it on the new one to shave a little of the top layer of the new one so I could get the pivot thing, whatever it's called, over the plunger. Yeah, it worked and I did it all by my little ol self. LOL!!

Just curious if you are a real person who will talk to me about my RV?

Pathetic totally

Where did you get your 12v for your cooling fans inside your Norcold?

Would have helped more if you took closeup of bare wall so we could see mounting plate, etc. not so good for newbies

That is so cool! I've always loved ceiling fans, both for function AND for the look! I've seen RV ceiling fans enclosed in a protective grille, which is understandable, but with me being only 5"7 and my wife 5'6" I would definitely opt for this style of ceiling fan, when we eventually get our RV (hopefully in 2-3 years). Excellent video, and very nice fan!

Thank you it was a very informative Thomyt

Thank you!

GREAT VIDEO. I have been fighting this linen closet that is backed up to a fireplace. My bedding smells awful musty. I have tried everything. Finally. I moved the bedding and putting something else in that cabinet. I put Kinlz in there and it worked great for a year, now the smell is back. I did put Damprid in it and it works! (there was water in them) Is there a suggestion you can give me to get rid of this permanently?

Not showing to in and out doesn’t help much but thank you

Was looking for instructions on this! Thanks Jim

Helpful!

Great video!!! Very helpful thanks so much

Great video! Thanks for taking the time to help

Are you able to get 12v through a regular home outlet? It's my understanding that regular home outlets will not work with the 12v side of power as RV outlets do.

What model/series light did you use to replace your lights ?

wow.. So cheap. Figure you paid a HIGH price for an RV and they would have at least residential boxes instead of the cheap box they use. Looking to replace all my outlets now that I've seen to video for safety....Th first two will be for the TV and microwave oven..Thanks for the info..

Where did you get the fan and what size blade is it

Removing old oven and installing new oven were not filmed, making this video worthless to me.