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johnwen last won the day on October 25 2024

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  • Do you own an Oliver Travel Trailer, other travel trailer or none?
    I own an Oliver Travel Trailer
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    996
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    Oliver
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    Legacy Elite II
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    Twin Bed Floor Plan
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    2018 Casita LD, Oliver delivery date Jan 2022

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  1. Says a really tall couple who can lift them over the doghouse lip....
  2. The HD 1213 is indeed a perfect fit for Hull 996 with our Alcan springs. John
  3. Hi, Paul, Welcome
  4. Haven't seen this but it makes sense. We moved the blackout shade to the bottom also.
  5. Just by noticing some had them and some did not. Yes, they are on the back of the clips.
  6. Could be....also wiggle the corners slightly. If it's not secure you'll know. Best of luck :)
  7. Just my 2 cents...we have an LE2 and had the same problem with one of our shades. I also thought they were securely fastened until I realized how the metal clips actually held the window casing on. The backs of the window casings have a recessed channel that accept the metal clips and some were loose or did not protrude far enough into the channels. Some clips have fiberglass strips beneath them and some don't. I guess that was a mod Oliver did to get all clips to hold. The trick for us, after ensuring the screws holding the clips were tight, was to add a strip of fiberglass to a clip, if necessary, to make sure the clip would protrude into the channel far enough to lock in. So if one doesn't seem to grab then it probably need a spacer. And if it already has one it's possible it needs a thicker spacer (I've not seen this however). We don't have the problem anymore but we still occasionally check if the screws are tight. And it doesn't take much to strip those screw holes, so don't overtighten. We found that if we lined up all clips on either the top or bottom channel and popped it in then the other side is very easy to pop in. Hope this helps :) John
  8. JD, After changing the setting I disconnected shore power and this time all worked fine. Last (and only) time the inverter came on for a few seconds and shut off. Maybe something else was going on...but for now it's ok. Will check again at the "Q". Thanks for the help :) John
  9. JD, not that it matters much but my unit is a 2000w pro. I will retest now.
  10. After installing a bluetooth control panel I tried this procedure and found I could not start the inverter without shore power. Once connected to shore power I regained control of the inverter after changing the setting back to "off". Probably have another setting set wrong.
  11. Thanks, JD...all makes sense. I think I may stay with my Xanrex 2000w unit for the time being. I'm planning to get 2x300 ah Epoch essentials and install at Quartzsite. I want to also remove my battery tray (it is shot) and clean up the wiring. And also explore dc to dc from my alternator. I am hoping for much input from fellow campers at the "Q". It is great to know I can switch charging off at night on the Victron...can't do that with my Xantrex. John
  12. Mike Did you notice a difference in the fan noise of the Xantrex vs the Victron? My 2000w Xantrex fan puts out a noticeable noise when charging and when cycling through its odd systems check...24 minutes off and 8 minutes on when on shore power.
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