Rare RV Problem Loose Connection?
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Rare RV Problem. Loose Connection? Experiencing mysterious issues with your RV? In this video, Todd addresses a rare but frustrating problem: loose connections? Learn how to diagnose and fix this rare but possible issue to keep your RV running smoothly.
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Try using CRC Dielectric Grease on all your cable connections and also grounding points.
Will you be launching the Big Beard Tin Foil Hat Company soon? I take a 6 and 7/8".
Todd you are the coolest. lol 😂 I didn't know that could happen. Funny stuff. Hopefully the fridge doesn't start speaking to him. Just playing. 😳😊
Hi Todd. Todd here. Emf. And ingress. Loose connections. We also.see that when airplanes fly over.
Signal reflection. Timing in Signal goes harmonic. Kind of like. P.I.M.
Hey Todd, love you videos and I got so much out of the Take Home RV Repair series! I have a question about my Dometic absorption refrigerator that works great on 120V power but is very stubborn igniting when using the propane. I have thoroughly cleaned the ignitor tube and I observe a good spark repeatedly lighting, waits 5 minutes and tries again. This will happen several times until there is finally a flow of propane to ignite. I always confirm propane flow at the range, is it possible to replace the propane valve at the refrigerator? Thank you!
Hey Todd, really liking your videos and personality. I’ve been all over CZcams including your site, even had one of your students come out while we were in Pigeon Forge when our AC went down. Apparently it was freezing up so he recommended a dehumidifier, but that didn’t help and we had to go back home over the weekend before we could call him back out. I didn’t think to ask him if running it on a 20 amp service while mooch docking at our son’s place would have affected anything. I’ve checked the freeze sensor since we got home but replaced it anyway to be sure and that didn’t help either. Now it doesn’t blow cold enough to get below the highest setting of 85 degrees with some freezing up and dehumidifier going. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks, Rick Eidson in Georgia
Hello, I have a 2013 Open Range fifth wheel. Are the fuses for the Ground Control system standard automotive fuses? One of my stabilizer jacks will not move, just getting clicking noise going up or down.
Todd I'm having trouble adjusting my brake controller. We're weekenders and my wife suggested asking the Grand Master of RV Technology (GMRVT) for an answer. So Grand Master here's my problem. When I release the foot brake after coming to a stop I get a slight push or jump from my truck. I've watched all the you tube videos about adjusting the brake controller and I just end up confused. I have a 22 ft towable pulled by a 2010 1500 Ram and I put and after market brake controller from Auto Zone on it. Can you help me out. Or is the push or jump normal.
Thanks for all the knowledge you so graciously share.
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Hello Todd, we have a 2008 Fleetwood bounder mfg in 07.this has to do with our hot water heater. I know this has nothing to do with this subject. We have replaced the heater element. We tracked power to unit. Circuits are all tested. Fuses checked. Still no 120 voltage to water heater. We are able to use propane though to heat water. Do you have any idea what else we need to check. Breaker also checked. Wires from breaker to heater low power. Help
Hey Todd, I love your tips. Great Show. I have a Grand Design 3100RD with 2 Furrion air conditioners that are ducted together. Both units have a thermostat wire in the unit, that I’ve done my best to hang out the bottom of the unit, they don’t use the wall unit to detect the temp in the room (A really bad design). For some reason, the bedroom unit always thinks it is way colder (40 when it’s 80) than it is & won’t cycle on. I’ve tried blocking the airflow form the living area unit from blowing across the bedroom unit’s thermostat wire. It helps but doesn’t fix it. The only thing I can do is turn the fan on nonstop, not on auto, & it seems to work better. But if the fan is running non-stop for days isn’t that hard on the fan motor? Can I relocate or extend the thermostat wire? I live & work in the humidity of Iowa. Sorry, I can’t move north for the summer.
Hi Todd. Great tips. ? Is there a replacement for the dvd/radio/ CD player that plays DVD and blue rays?
Could another consideration be that something is off with the wiring for the antenna booster? Maybe they share the same circuit, and the fridge startup amps are pulling power from the booster, causing the signal to be lost?