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I think this scenario occurs when connecting to a generator without a bonding plug. Mossey

@aaronorange did you replace the OEM 300A breaker with a 400A breaker? It was not clear to me that the 400A was for testing purposes. If you haven’t had any issues with the 400A breaker, it may be that the 300A breaker was simply undersized for 390 AH's of batteries. Mossey

@aaronorange I am not sure what this 300A Optifuse is protecting, so without more information it may be difficult to get an answer. Can you include some pictures? Mossey

@Boudicca908 The man made mounting material or as I refer to as PVC, does not hold screws or threaded fasteners very well when using the same size fasteners as were original installed. I would suggest removing one of the existing screws and then finding the same type of screw that is one size larger. I think they are common pan head screws and installation and removal can be accomplished with a Phillips screwdriver. Some type of adhesive may help, but anything like epoxy may make removal difficult. So if you do use an adhesive, use it sparingly. You can always add more the next time. Mossey

A different view! Mossey

Since our Oliver was a one sided purchase, she still prefers the Hampton Inn and I have been in 'the dog house' ever since. My real reason for an Oliver was so we could travel with our dogs! Mossey

The Scandvik faucet/shower head that JD1923 opened this post about was original OEM equipment on the early model Oliver’s. I’m not sure when they switched to the Dura faucet/shower head, but it was OEM on our hull 193. And you are correct, many OTTO's have switched to the High Sierra brand, me included. All of our plumbing fixtures other than the High Sierra shower head are either Scandvik or Barka. Scandvik sells both brands in the US and the products are virtually identical. Mossey

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@jd1923 This is the result of a Google picture search using the picture you posted. Mossey

I am pretty sure that @SeaDawg has recommended storing butyl tape in the refrigerator. I think it’s a little easier to apply when it is cool/cold. Mossey

I don’t have a LE so I don’t have any definitive answers. Your picture is of the left side wall of the attic, can you provide a picture of the entire attic to include the right side wall? Have you removed the wall panel? That might provide answers to where the 12V and 120V cables terminate. Mossey

Been there, done that! And it was a treat. Mossey

@Patriot That lighthouse looks familiar! Mossey

@Rivernerd FYI: I do not have any experience with the 1up QuikRack so I can’t comment on it’s usage, but the attached chart indicates that the QuikRack is not approved for use with an RV or Travel Trailer. Mossey

@Dennis and Melissa Your 3rd picture looks like you are very close to the Prince of Wales hotel! Are you staying at the Waterton Townsite campground? Mossey

@ScubaRx forgot to mention his trick about leaving a piece of string trimmer line in the rear port side corner for future wire pulls! Mossey

@ChristianD Welcome to Ollie World! Mossey

I certainly suffer from the same issue. There would be fewer ˋget up'ś and trips to the garage if the only tools I had were a rock and a sharp stick! Mossey

Can you provide purchasing information for your rail addition? Mossey

I think that beginning in 2017 you had a choice of cooktop orientation. That may still be the case unless the stove prevents it. Mossey

And that's a good thing in my opinion! I try very hard to read the book before going to see the movie the book inspired. It also helps to have a very short memory. Mossey

If you ever need another surprise, look for the 120V outlet for the refrigerator and I’ll bet a cup of coffee it is a metal outlet box as well. The good news is that you won’t find a broken blue outlet box! Mossey

The picture below is from the 2017 OTT LE2 manual. Mossey

Have you tried disconnecting the Ollie from the TV when this condition occurs? Mossey

@Ronbrink I will warn you about opening that can of worms, if you think working under the beds or the dinette seats is hard on your back, just wait until you pull the vanity door off. Mossey