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General Repair / Re: delamanation on outer wall of slide out
Last post by Smith -
Thank you TABrewer. Would you happen to know what they used as an adhesive? Upon further investigation, I’ve discovered the inside wall is showing some damage also. Wallpaper, behind refrigerator, is loose on the wall. I’m thinking l will drill holes thru the walls and sandwich the walls between two thick plywood boards. I’m afraid I may push the inside wall in behind refrigerator. I can patch holes easier than replace walls.
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General Repair / Heated Galley/Bath floor 2007 Magna 630
Last post by Sheppard1 -
Short version. Fridge water supply leaked and ran under the tile floor, lifted 2 tile corners, I removed the 2 tiles and broke the element wire, spliced it back together (1 splice). Turned on the system and GFI is tripping. If I remove the Neutral wire from the line side and replace it with the neutral wire from the load side the GFI will remain on. If I touch the neutral wire from the line side to either neutral terminal it trips it.
Have tried running a separate jump wire on the neutral side and it still trips the GFI. Gone through the breaker boxes and made sure all connections are tight and checked the terminals under the fridge for secure connections and all seems well.
Any advice beside selling the coach would be welcomed.
Update:
GFI is now operational and power arrives to the waterproof connection to the heated floor under the refrigerator. When I plug them together the GFI trips. I traced the heat wire and the floor sounds out as active with no breaks that I can detect. My floor heat adjustment is through the Silverleaf in the back. Could it be the Silverleaf or ??
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General Repair / Hurricane Water Pump Fault
Last post by dknips -
Everything works in my new-to-me 2001 Intrigue, except the Hurricane Heater.  It runs great for an hour or more but then I get a fault light on the water pump and it shuts down.  If I immediately restart it, it will run a very short time, but if I wait until it cools down and restart it it will run for a period of time again.  I replaced the water pump and have the same issue.  It almost seems like at some point the water gets too hot and the water pump shuts down?
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General Repair / Re: Drivers Side SLIDE issues
Last post by Joben -
I’ve got a water problem and I don’t know how to use this site. I don’t know how to get my request to the right place and I’m sorry I can’t help you out.
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General Repair / Drivers Side SLIDE issues
Last post by MagnaMayhem -
Hi,

I’m having an issue with the driver’s side slide on my 1998 CC Magna. I’ve contacted a CC repair shop, and they’ve asked me to locate the HWH control box, but I haven’t been able to find it yet.

The slide will extend and retract if I manually turn the valve on the solenoid for each direction, and I’ve got a friend helping me with this. However, when I use the dash switch, I only hear a clicking sound, followed by a motor running, but the slide doesn’t move unless the valve is manually turned to operate in the opposite direction.

I recently replaced one of the solenoids, and the slide worked fine for about half a dozen cycles before it stopped again.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Also, last night, the charging gauge on the dash and other related displays showed no input—no AC power, nothing. I’ve already pushed the red reset buttons in the rear compartment near the Webasto heater and noticed that the three white buttons in the box above weren’t extended. I pressed them anyway, just in case a breaker had popped.

I’ve confirmed there’s power at the supply, reset the breaker on the pole, and even unplugged and re-plugged everything, but there’s still no change.

Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated!f

thank you in advance.
Lonnie