Quickthrotl

to check the transfer switch, take the top off of the switch and there will be two relays in there, they should be marked to which one has shore power and gen power, on each relay the outer terminals will be line voltage and the center lug will be neutral, start the gen and test that you have 120 on each leg, if not your problem is at the genset

A common problem is that a wire falls off the breaker on the generator, they are spade connectors.

unless its a roof mount down unit you won't need lag screws, AC units clamp from the bottom, be sure not to over tighten the unit. on coleman mach you will see white tabs on the sealing gasket, only tighten till they touch

I have been drawing since I was kid and love to draw flames, i would be happy to help with some sketches if you like

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there is more fuses/ breakers behind the panel above the ash tray

I will defiantly be repairing the leak or leaks

I have been lurking for awhile now and did pull the trigger on a HDT, have been working on it cleaning and learning all i can about it, ordered an ET Senior the other day. the truck is allready set up with the Jackalopee system. I have a air leak to track down, its not bad but it annoys me that it leaks.