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Hydro Hot

Yahoo Message Number: 65094
Had my hydro hot tuned up about a month ago. It worked fine for a while and then quit putting out hot water. The burner comes on, goes through its cycles, the tank is hot, but no hot water. All fuses and check lights on the black information panel are normal. The coach heat seems to be working fine, as the outlets are putting out heat, but no hot water. Any ideas? Thanks.

R. D. Vanderslice
06 Allure 470 31294

Re: Hydro Hot

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R. D,

The first thing that I would check is the outside spray faucet in the water bay. If both the hot and cold faucets are accidentally left on it provides a by pass for the cold to get to the hot water side. The next thing would be the mixer valve usually located on the end of the unit where the hot water line leaves the boiler unit. Note the present position of the adjustment knob and move it to full and back to least and then back to the original position. Often this will free up a stuck valve that is not allowing any hot water through.
Beyond that I would talk to Roger Berke owner of the Yahoo Hydronic Heat Group. He is a registered AquaHot tech and very helpful talking people through troubleshooting procedures.

Don Seager

2004 Allure 31046

Re: Hydro Hot

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Yahoo Message Number: 65099
R.D.

Give me a call & I may be able to give you quick fix for this issue.

Kevin Waite
541-953-6162

To: country-coach-owners@yahoogroups.com From: Rdvan@...

Date: Thu, 4 Nov 2010 18:44:32 -0700 Subject: [Country-Coach-Owners] Hydro Hot

Had my hydro hot tuned up about a month ago. It worked fine for a while and then quit putting out hot water. The burner comes on, goes through its cycles, the tank is hot, but no hot water. All fuses and check lights on the black information panel are normal. The coach heat seems to be working fine, as the outlets are putting out heat, but no hot water. Any ideas? Thanks.
R. D. Vanderslice
06 Allure 470 31294
 

Re: Hydro Hot

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Yahoo Message Number: 72397
GSmith77_7 wrote:

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Hi Ken,
> Sorry to hear about your HH problems. We are 2004 Allure 31017, so suspect the same vintage HH. Please update the board with your outcome.
Happy to do so when the outcome is known
board. Quite a bit of experience on that board, someone might have some input that could help your shop pin down the problem. I recall reading that one of the elbow tubes would sometimes have problems, and that short of a full replacement, repairs could be made on that part alone>
Well, doh, I didn't even know there existed a Yahoo HH list. Perhaps when I get my answer from R Mechanic I will join it and post to both lists
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Thank you also for your CC experience sharing. I know we all wish them luck, as it would be great to have 'the mother ship' available for major body parts if needed. Start up's are always hard, but it is the service 'above and beyond' that helps build loyalty and referals for such new startups. Sounds like CC has a way to go...
Yes it does, and I wish for it the best.

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We are planning some cabinet upgrades, and misc mechanical items, before we retire in a few years. As of now, I'm thinking we'll drive from San Diego to OMC for this service.
I am happy to recommend Dave & LJ's in Woodland, Washington,(20+ miles north of Vancouver) for upgrade work. We recently had our sofa changed, the lounge chair changed, the pull-out dining table made into a free-standing table that can be removed from the wall (so as to seat more than four people), the safe and (not quite so splendid) Splendide washer/dryer removed (and a beautiful cabinet with drawers built to occupy the former Splendide's space).
From my recent experience and observation, I would tend to go with OMC for important mechanical work, leaving the minor work to CC in Junction City. While we were at CC, we met Ron Lee, and experienced his discourse about the ills of his former company and the plan for the future. Alas, I thought it to be more "El Monte RV" than Country Coach. But, everybody has to make a living.

Ken