Hi,
I know this is an odd post, but I'm looking for Airstream owners who have the Alde heating system in their RV and if corrosion in the Alde is an issue to keep an eye out for?
I have different RV manufacturer with the Alde installed and some owners have been seeing corrosion on the convectors at the pipe connection where rubber tubing is clamped on. It's hard to track if it's related to age, maintenance, use, etc.
I've searched around and don't see the corrosion issue mentioned by Airstream owners in their forums so I'm trying to gather info if it may be related to how it how one manufacturer assembles the piece parts.
Alde recently recommended a changed in the glycol type and frequency of change to minimize or eliminate the corrosion issue.
For those unfamilar, the Alde system is a hydronic heating system for cabin and water heating. It runs off either shore power or propane, is very quiet and efficient.
Thank you
I know this is an odd post, but I'm looking for Airstream owners who have the Alde heating system in their RV and if corrosion in the Alde is an issue to keep an eye out for?
I have different RV manufacturer with the Alde installed and some owners have been seeing corrosion on the convectors at the pipe connection where rubber tubing is clamped on. It's hard to track if it's related to age, maintenance, use, etc.
I've searched around and don't see the corrosion issue mentioned by Airstream owners in their forums so I'm trying to gather info if it may be related to how it how one manufacturer assembles the piece parts.
Alde recently recommended a changed in the glycol type and frequency of change to minimize or eliminate the corrosion issue.
For those unfamilar, the Alde system is a hydronic heating system for cabin and water heating. It runs off either shore power or propane, is very quiet and efficient.
Thank you