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  1. My 2018 Elite II has a Atwood CO/Propane detector that has a 2016 date printed on it. Although the Atwood has not been alarming, I am going to replace it any way before that happens and have ordered the new RV Safe detector from Amazon. Hopefully Amazon does not have old detectors in their stock. I will be checking its date when it arrives next week.
  2. Thanks Bill. The switch looks like a simple toggle type of switch. What type of switch is that and where can it be bought?
  3. Bill: This sound like a good idea, but I am not sure if I follow your explaination of where/how the switch is located other than you siad it was next to the detector. Mine detector is 5 years old so I am not sure how much longer the detector will work without premature alarms. Do you have a picture of the detector/switch seen from under the dinette that you could post? Thanks
  4. After reading this post, I am even more glad I have a composting toilet and not deal with liquid in the black tank.
  5. As far as the pump running all the time. You could have a air leak on the suction side of the pump. Check all the threaded connections to make sure they are tight and put your hand on the other connections to see if you can feel a suction.. A good test of the tightness of the suction side of the water lines is to line up the valves to suction water out of a bucket using the rear boondocking connection. If you can pull in water from a bucket then your piping is tight. If not that would indicate a loose connection somewhere.
  6. Copycat Carlton - I have LT28/70R17 tires on my TV and it is now time to replace those tires. I have found that there are plenty of brands in this size. My TV manufacturer recommends A/T tires but since I travel mostly on pavement, I am going to go with new Michelin LTX M/S2 All Season tires instead of a A/T tire.
  7. SeaDawg. You are correct those direction were not in the manual. Thanks to your search and posting, I printed the directions on my printer and it is now in my o&M manual.
  8. Badger: It would be helpful for others on the forum to learn that have similiar problems that you explained to indicate what was the resolution to you not have 110 v power to the outlets.
  9. Thanks SeaDawg. The ditection worked like a charm.
  10. SeaDawg - Yes the dahlias were still in bloom but in the last stages.
  11. While out this past week camping on the last day, the rotary control switch accidently got set to the Clean setting. Since I had just decalcified (cleaned) the unit last month, I tried to Interrupt the decalcification mode using the AquaGo owners manual. I followed the directions, but the control in the Ollie is still blinking its read light almost every second. I let it run over night thinking it would reset itself after 3 hourss (time it takes in the decalcification mode). If anyone has had this happen, how did you reset the unit?
  12. Lubec Maine, Sunset Point RV Park; Most Easterly Campground in the U.S. Great Campground. In town, there is a short bridge to Campobello Island in New Brunswick where FDR had his 34 room summer cottage. Very Interesting to hear the history of the Roosevelt House and the family. Sunset Point RV Park The Roosevelt 34 Room Summer Cottage
  13. Our Ollie has been outside year round since it was new. I do clean and wax in the spring (two coats) and fall because of the outside storage. But then again, we are up north where the UV is not as hard as in the south.
  14. I found that my TPMS would alarm without the transmitter after traveling about 1/2 hour. I cut off the alligator clips on the transmitter and sodder on a USB connector onto the wire that I can connect into the Ollie USB connectors. The transmitter, using velcro strips, is located above the dinnete table. Works pretty slick and no more false alarms.
  15. You could aways use a crawler to lay on (and save the T-Shirt) , but you would want to park on pavement.
  16. Welcome to the Forum. If your question is not answered here, you might be best off to contact Oliver Service.
  17. I never saw a list or number for how many guests were on-line. Is that only for a Moderator to see?
  18. Steve: When I went to step 3 using Windows 10, I had no place (pen/pencil icon) to click on at the top of that page. What did you click on?
  19. Bill: I got to step 3 and there was no "markup" icon. I was using my desktop computer that has Windows 10. I moved to my laptop computer that has Windows 11 and was able to follow all your directions and added the blue circle. Thanks for the computer lesson
  20. Mike also told me that the fuse for the CO-Propane detector was under the street side twin bed (not under the dinette). He was correct. Above, I posted the picture that Mike sent me. Since there is further confusion, I have posted a picture of that location in my 2018 Elite II. The fuse holder is black and is on the red wire in my picture. It is a 1 amp fuse. If I had the proper software I would have circled the fuse in red to show you but I do not have that capability. Hope this helps.
  21. Thanks Mossemi. After I posted my above response, I checked what OTT had sent me. As you stated there is a fuse in line to the detector. Attached is a picture that OTT sent me (for the Elite II), which is under the drivers side (bed) access panel.
  22. I could not find which fuse under the dinnette was for the CO/Propnae detector so I contact OTT. I was told by OTT that the CO/Propane detector is connected to the LP fuse in my 2018 Ollie.
  23. A couple of years ago, I attached a few picture fames to the inside of the Oliver using velcro strips. I must admit that the velcro strip to the back of the picture frame does not provide a good smooth surface for attachment. The velcro strips worked great for a time, but with the hot summer temperatures, the strips attached to the pciture frame come loose. I could probably supper glue the strips to the back of the picture frame (if the super glue would work on the sticky back of the velcro), but there must be a better attachment device other than velcro strips, without making holes in the fiberglass walls. What is others using to attach their picture frames to the inside fiberglass walls? Thanks
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