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Technical Support / Re: Deep clean the coach interior
« Last post by David T. Richelderfer on Today at 06:51:29 PM »
Her doctor should have determined those things to which she is allergic.  If it's fabric, wood, etc., used in building the coach, then that won't be able to get cleaned; maybe removed or sealed though.

Air conditioners typically have some mold growth which gets blown out the vents into the coach's interior.  Cleaning mold from a RV AC unit might be impossible.  I don't know.  Look on Amazon for a mold detection kit.  There are several there I found.
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Technical Support / Deep clean the coach interior
« Last post by George Frudakis on Today at 06:26:28 PM »
Planning a long trip westward. And stay in my coach for a year while doing business in California. My wife has allergies, and the coach seems to trigger them. Any idea or company that could do a deep cleaning? She sees the brown line on the roof, no leak of any kind, and says there is mold in the coach. I spray the line with flex, and they disappear. Of course, I do not have any reaction to the issue of the coach and would love to have her on my journey.
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Technical Support / Re: transfer switch
« Last post by David T. Richelderfer on Today at 06:25:13 PM »
I did a search using the search argument "replac "transfer switch"" and found dozens of entries.  Here are two that have transfer switch IDs.

https://beaveramb.org/forum/index.php/topic,11392.msg76765.html#msg76765

https://beaveramb.org/forum/index.php/topic,8924.msg61196.html#msg61196
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Technical Support / transfer switch
« Last post by Dan Johnson on Today at 01:50:39 AM »
What is the transfer switch of choice for a 2002 marquis with basement air?
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Technical Support / Re: Bedroom slide and brake
« Last post by Steve Huber on June 12, 2026, 01:51:58 PM »
I removed the plug and added slide on lugs to each of the 12awg wires so I could connect them directly to the switch terminals.
Steve
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Technical Support / Re: Bedroom slide and brake
« Last post by Rick Vyncke on June 12, 2026, 12:18:42 AM »
Thank you Steve. Mine also has smaller gauge wire at the switch pigtail.  Looks like 14ga vs 12ga to the motor. 

My slide switch has a pigtail with a single connector that holds six or eight pins with 14 ha wire to each.  How did you get that apart to eliminate the 14ga wire in favor of the 12ga.  I hope that’s not a stupid question.  That connector looks very small to hold the 12ga.

Thank you again!
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Technical Support / Re: caps coming off
« Last post by Eric Maclean Co-Admin on June 11, 2026, 11:28:01 PM »
George
There are a couple of different types of top hat hub covers used some have a bracket that bolts under the wheel nuts and has a pair of screws which come in from the side of the top hat to engage the bracket others have a much similar bracket with a stud that stands straight out and the top hat is secured to the stud via fancy nut.
The large top hat covers used on the rear drive axle are not meant to be held on by the the wheel nut decorative caps they should be held in place by the wheel lug nuts.
If you look closely at the top hat cover you will see the holes in the outer collar where the lug nut  go through ,  every second hole is large enough that the wheel nut will pass through but the others should be smaller than the wheel nut so the wheel nut will clamp them in place.

Maybe a picture of your set up can help identify what we are dealing with.

Hope this helps
Eric
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Technical Support / Re: caps coming off
« Last post by Fred Brooks on June 11, 2026, 10:32:14 PM »
   George,
  I do not have an answer to your question, Most truck stops have an assortment of lug nut covers and hub caps, Perhaps Eric may chime in with a solution, Fred
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Technical Support / Re: caps coming off
« Last post by George Frudakis on June 11, 2026, 04:09:55 PM »
Completed. Thanks for the head up
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Technical Support / Re: Floor Replacement Questions
« Last post by Carl Boger on June 11, 2026, 01:17:18 AM »
The air chisel was just sharp vibration on the end of a chisel.  It would crack the tile in a more or less straight line.  Wear gloves as the chards will cut you.
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