Recent content by fltraveler

We have a thermometer in the fridge that hangs there. So we can open the fridge and see what the temp is. I'm not sure what you mean by a cordless thermometer? I mean, ours is cordless but I'm not sure what a corded thermometer would be. I also have a little fan in there to help circulate the...

To answer everyone's questions.... Starting out today, we were in Florida. It got up to 85 degrees out. Now we are in Georgia and it's 42. We have a 92 Gulf Stream Conquest Class C. The fridge is a Dometic. We just had the fridge unit checked out and cleaned out a few weeks ago by a...

We are leaving today for our 1st official RV trip. We've used it previously just for the 2 day drive home when picking it up and then for 1 night at family property for my daughter's birthday. We are headed out today for 5 days. Previously we noticed the fridge had been working but then wasn't...

Based on the paperwork and manuals I have, the fridge is not the original fridge. I think it's a replacement. Freezer cooled down to 32.5. Fridge ended up well into the 70s.

It had been hooked up to electric for days...we've had the RV plugged up to an outlet in our garage. I also switched it to LP and that didn't help either.  The manual didn't have really any helpful info that we can use. Some of the technical things to check we are just unsure how to check. We...

It is a Dometric. Fridge has recently worked for past owners. And seemed to work at first when we were bringing it home. But slowly seemed to not work as well. Though the other day I bought a thermometer for it and it was 33 degrees. I moved the thermometer to another area to test other areas...

It is empty. Last I checked it was over 50 degrees!

I'm using a digital battery operated fridge thermometer. So...that can't be submersed in water.

We have a new to us RV (93 Gulf Stream Conquest). We've been trying to test the fridge because it doesn't feel like it keeps stuff very cold. So I've been moving the thermometer around and get very different readings. In one area it was 33. In other areas it's mid to upper 40s. I even have a...

Thanks for he helpful suggestions. What does "vents" mean?

I have done the following things: - gotten as much info as I can from past owner - researched online - asked questions here - looked all around for a fill valve - looked inside for a switch - climbed UNDER my RV to see what I can see - and mentioned that if we really want to figure out I may...

rvforum.net: "The friendliest place on the web for anyone with an RV or an interest in RVing." Thank you to  those that have been FRIENDLY and helpful and kind. Quillback - I think you may need find another forum. You're killing the friendly spirit. Everyone of your posts have been negative.

Firstly, I'm a she.  :)  I have already stated all that my friend told me. And all she knows is whatever was told to her when she purchased it. That one flows into the other.  She said it is weird and very slow. Like basically fill, wait, fill again. The reason for everyone giving suggestions...

I know we never filled it near 100 gallons though. The most we filled it was 41 gallons. It had just under a quarter of a tank at that time. We'll probably have to take it to someone to check it out and see what's really up.

The front tank is the add on tank. So actually the original tank is the one further back. So the fuel would have to go into it and then UP the tube into the larger add on tank. Gravity doesn't really help then.