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True, however the plugs appear to be cross gender...lol. the blasting is a reverse to the pin inside of it. So just for self assurance a polarity check could be helpful.

If only I could convince my wife of importance of repeated polarity checks. Lol😊

In my experience that would only happen if they were accidentally wired wrong.

Wow, has it been that long?? I have been dealing with a few other things. And had to put this on the back burner for now. Hopefully I can get back to it soon. Thanks for noticing and safe travels

I have always used extra tacky butyl tape for attaching anything to the outside. After screwing in the screws I put a bead of the appropriate calking around the perimeter of the project. Hope this helps. On my current RV all of my attached projects have been in good shape starting about 9 years ago. Hope this helps. Safe travels.

@@crusin73 thanks once again! Was able to mount it using only one small steel screw and some gorilla DS tape. Much appreciated and safe travels to you too!

Hope it works out for you. Best of luck

To funny, this is only a sample for the connectors with wires that do not connect to anything. Color code is irrelevant. But thanks for watching.

It is not a regular multimeter. This one is designed to test capacitance resistance inductance measuring meter.

Check if the drain holes are clogged/plugged with debris. I don't see it as a drip pan however it does catch the condensation and drains it down the side of the roof (along rain gutter). Why do you think it is not working correctly?

@@crusin73 when the a/c runs it leaks into the camper where our living room tip out is. About 3 ft from the a/c. I see some water coming out of the a/c and running across the roof to the cutter and above the tip out. Trying to determine if the a/c is leaking somewhere it shouldn't or if I have a leak where my tip out is.

@@joeconter8417 have you tried removing the inside cover (where the filter is) and re-torqing the 4 mounting bolts? It could be that the A/C SEAL has started leaking.

@@crusin73 I will check that, thanks for the info

not sure, I do not have a mini-split to test it. I can say it is good for about 2400 watts, I have run my Dometic 15k A/C units seperatly they both have easy starts installed so the initial start up is less than 1/2 the factory draw. I have never run on the inverter more than one hour while inverting. hope this helps.

@@crusin73 that helped alot! Never heard of easy starts, that draw was a huge concern of mine I appreciate your time.

All depends on you and your circumstances. I can say "yes" for me. I have been very pleased with them. They have been in use for a while now and in operation 24/7. Trouble free. I have received awesome customer support from battle born both over the phone, on their website and in person. These batteries of mine have operated in 30 degrees to 115 degrees without issues. I like the design with the connection terminals, there is no chance of damaging the battery when tightening the cables. If you go to their website you can read all about the battery, I like them for all of that also. I am a retired master truck technician however I chose to have a well built battery that their experts designed and built. I have not worried about failures or fires due to batteries. I agree that they are expensive and the most expensive part of my build of the system. But because of them I feel at ease because I never have to think about them. Hope this helps. Have an awesome day.

@@crusin73 We have been thinking of going that route for 3 years now. I'm getting close to needing to make the decision, probably going with battleborn. THANKS FOR THE RESPONSE 💞

what is the motor for? I found the one I needed on Amazon. you need the air conditioners seriel & model number. hope this helps.

The air conditioner needs a control board attached. then you can conect with a cord typicaly provided with the thermostst. on your new A/C (under the filter cover normaly.) it will give you part numbers for additional parts for additional functions your A/C will eccept. hope this helps.

It sounds as if you had an accident. if that is the case and you busted the fan motor mounting bracket, The best fix will be to replace the A/C unit.

glad to hear you got it worked out.

Sorry, I only speak english and did not understand what you typed.

as the title suggest, this is a "sample" of the splice, not the wire. this is simply to show how the crimp and crimper worked. by the way, it is not a safe practice to use wire nuts in RVs. and also 2 or 3 strands is not going to degrade this wire like you stated. sure, you may want that perfect fit, but sometimes you will find a straggler or 2. I have been in the automotive industry for over 50 years. retired. and in those 50 years I have never had an issue. I am not saying to make it common practice, you should avoid straggler wire strands as much as possible, however in some instances where it really won't affect anything like while making a sample it shouldn't be an issue. hope you are having an awesome day and thanks for watching.

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Yes, I ordered all my parts on Amazon. I tested the capacitor and found it bad. This is how I made the call.

You do need to understand, this is only a sample to see how it crimps and insulates. It is not an actual application.

you're an idiot...1 or 2 strands won't effect "anything!"

Yep, I can understand your reasoning. This was not a how to video but only showing the use of the tool and hardware. I did not want to get to rigid and detailed about "how to" do the job seeing how that was not the objective. Thanks for watching.

These are not wire nuts.

I got them on Amazon. Use the model number off your A/A unit to find proper fitting parts. I replaced the fan thinking I might break the old one during removal. If you did not, no need to replace.

Tostitos??

the chips behind you !

@@frankoftheforest that was not in my bathroom. Ok, no worries

The clean up was easy. the big reason i sed the drip tray. the little bit on the lid.. no problem. yep, loving this little smoker. then my wife decides to go vegetarian on me....LOL. So now I cook smaller portions and it actually works quicker and tastes just as good.

More awesome than I anticipated. And tasted great.

@@crusin73 I got mine today. How are you keeping the chips from catching on fire?

@@JJ-sv9kh When smoking there are 2 ways, I have used the smoker tray, (1) soke a tray full of chips for an hour before you start cooking, then use those in the chip tray. (2) the tray has a cover, only use the smoker burner first, let the chips burn. I tried using 2 trays, but the smoke flavor became too strong. So now I line the tray with tin foil, fill with desired wood chips, put the meat on the smoker until it stops smoking, then I turn off the chip burner and turn on the 2 side burners very low, trying to keep the temp between 200-300 on average. it also will depend on what you are cooking. after you use it a few times you will see what and how you will need to adjust to make it work best for you. good luck I am still enjoying what I take off ours. One thing I have done is use a drip tray and grate to keep most of the grill clean. I can also use the drippings to make gravy if wanted for the meal.

Thank you! Sorry for the late reply. I thought I had already responded. the grill works great. the method I used is the same method I adapted to use every time I smoke meat in it. it does keep the grill a lot cleaner and better for storing in the RV without a lot of clean-ups. I literally was surprised by the results. this grill has enabled me to get rid of my BBQ and traditional smoker. I hope your meal turned out the same. thanks for watching.

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Last Christmas... Where were you??? It turned out great.

Did it work? it could also be a bad / old seal that needs replacing.