Recent content by namumac1

Forgot to mention this is in my garage where it has been for over a year. Only plugged in when used for an occasional weekend. Just started acting up this past weekend.

The trailer is plugged in and batteries unhooked. The lights are dim and a slight flicker, the plugs work and the microwave does not. The fridge is on and then turns off. If the trailer is unplugged and the plugged in again or it the breakers are flipped off and then on all seems good for a...

I have a 2007 Keystone Springdale bunk house model and I can't find the waterpump. I've looked in all the obvious(to me) places and can't locate it. The trailer is winterized and in my shop so I don't want to fill with water and turn the pump on. Any ideas?

That should be no problem. What route to get into NE Oregon?

My interior water heater switch looks like all the other light switches. It is between the stove and sink on the wall by the propane switch. Chech all the switches in that area. Maybe just not marked.

Mine was doing this. I disassembled it and the little silicone check valve was not installed correctly. I was going to correct it but I installed a new pump head onto the old motor. Problem fixed!

Well I got the module in OK. Thanks for that tip. When I saw got to the spot it was obvious. The generator still only runs on 1 cylinder. I did use a spark catcher before I started it and there was juice to both plugs. One did seem stronger that the other. Only thing left is the rotor and that's...

Thanks, I'll check that out.

Anybody?

No the generator has an ignition module. I see now, the error of my ways. I should have never pulled the module out. But I did so now how does it go back in. It doesn't seem to want to slide in the way it came out. I think I messed up BIG TIME!

The ignition module tested not good. The old one slid out easily but the new one is hitting on the generator cooling fins and won't slide in. Is there a trick to this? Hopefully I don't need to separate the engine and generator. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Can't remember the reading, will have to check later cause the generator is buried. I have been around long enough to know that new parts can and are sometimes defective. I'll check that out. Thanks.

Possible but it fired the same as with the old wires. I checked it with a multi meter and there is continuity.

Have changed the plugs twice, the wires are new. there is no bad side because it changes when the wires are reversed. If I move the plugs to the other side it makes no difference.

The plugs, wires, condenser and coil all replaced with no better results.