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General Discussion / Re: Atwood LPCO Alarm-Design Life

« Last post by 2 Frazzled on August 08, 2025, 08:17:36 am »

We picked up our unit in May 2013. It's now August 2025. Our CO2 detector just went into "end of life" alert mode. We'll be hunting the replacement and hoping for a direct swap out. We're also hoping that 48 hour grace period you get by hitting the reset button can be repeated multiple times as we are far from any shops and Amazon deliveries take a few extra days to reach out nearest "town". At least we are scheduled to stay in place for another 3 weeks so getting something shipped should work out.

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General Discussion / Re: Macenator / water pump fuse location

« Last post by Jerry brown on August 03, 2025, 08:11:16 am »

Since both the water pump switch located on the sewer panel and the macenator are both out I will look for the connections. The black and great tank motors are both operational.

Thanks

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General Discussion / Re: Macenator / water pump fuse location

« Last post by keelhauler on July 28, 2025, 09:56:33 am »

The macerator does not have a fuse. It has a 20 amp circuit breaker. It has nothing to do with water pump circuit which is normally fuse #5 on your converter. Neither are powered by Chassis battery.

You have 3 circuit breakers under the bed that feed your macerator, slide-out & couch. You can check for power there but it is probably jammed or has a loose wire.

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General Discussion / Re: Macenator / water pump fuse location

« Last post by Ron Dittmer on July 28, 2025, 07:50:26 am »

Interesting question.

Have you actually confirmed there is no power going to the macerator?  It could be a jammed or failed macerator.  With power confirmed, to find out which batteries the macerator it is getting its power from, disconnect the house batteries and check for power again.

There is no guarantee that the macerator gets it power from the same place on every model and model year.  I couldn't tell you where our 2007 macerator gets its power from, as I don't recall ever investigating that.

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General Discussion / Re: Slide out cabinets shaking loose

« Last post by Ron Dittmer on July 28, 2025, 07:45:14 am »

For drawers that chronically come loose, tighten the screws you have to the proper alignment, then add many more screws.  That took care of it for me.

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General Discussion / Re: Slide out cabinets shaking loose

« Last post by Jerry brown on July 26, 2025, 11:12:01 pm »

Larry - they were the bolts that connected to the side of the slide out (below microwave). We had a good 2 inches of separation at the bottom. The drawers would not close due to misalignment.  Kind of surprising as the overall build quality has been very good

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General Discussion / Re: Slide out cabinets shaking loose

« Last post by LRUCH on July 26, 2025, 09:15:52 pm »

I'm curious, were these bolts/screws the ones holding the cabinets to the walls/floor, or somewhere else inside the cabinets?   


It's now a habit to check the drawer slides once a year after noticing one time that my top drawer wouldn't close square because the (filing cabinet style) slide hardware was loose and screws had backed out quite a bit. But(!), I haven't been looking and checking anywhere else and a few times I year I drive through Oklahoma and Arkansas on their extremely bumpy roads... So I'm concerned now.


Larry

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General Discussion / Re: Slide out cabinets shaking loose

« Last post by Jerry brown on July 26, 2025, 06:00:11 pm »

Found a guy in. Vermontville NY that got me sorted.  The original bolts / screws broke - not very hefty and I assume the roads in Kentucky did me in:)

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General Discussion / Macenator / water pump fuse location

« Last post by Jerry brown on July 26, 2025, 05:57:28 pm »

Neither the macenator or water pump is getting power from the outside panel. Water pump is working so I assume I have a bad fuse. Can anyone telll me whre it is located on a 2015 2910d?  I have read it is powered from the chassis vs fuse panel
  Thanks jerry

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General Discussion / Re: Black tank flush

« Last post by LRUCH on July 12, 2025, 10:53:40 pm »

Sorry to hear it didn't work,,, twice.  . I never thought about hard water chalking them up.


Yes, I'm looking forward to the rally in Natchez this fall. See you then!


Larry