John Dorrer

Great report. Thank You👍👍

If the cracks are bad, you could take to marine place and have them repair the fiberglass. Just an idea.

Tape the surface to be cut or drilled

Thanks to the Forum elite (at the Rally) for trying to figure out why the fan didn't work. It will be going into Ford when we get home.

New, hit a big bump and the stereo wire came loose. All is good.

Mossey, yep, Mile Sharp confirmed it is capped and not live. Sorry we didn't get to visit at the Rally. How is the Proven Industries puck lock working?

Per my original comment, the bushings were between the cab and frame, and bed and frame. Nothing to do with shocks. Replaced shocks due miles and bumpy ride.

UPDATE: Turns out there were 2 loose wires dangling under the dinette at the fuse box. I connected the pink wire and the Furrion Stereo came on. However there is a dangling sky blue wire. Front of fuse panel has 1st eleven slots filled with fuses #12 was empty, and #13 had a #5 brown fuse. On the backside of the panel, the 1st 13 places had connected wires. Then there is a dangling sky blue wire. Anyone with a 2022 E2 could someone check their fuse box front and rear and see where the sky blue wire would be connected. It would have to be slot #14, #15, etc. Thanks, John

I submitted a ticket to Oliver and Mike Sharp replied back that the only fuse is the #10 in the fuse box, no inline fuse. I'm going to talk to Steve Landrum, he has smaller prongs, so we will check. I will look at the backside to look for another fuse.

120v. Steve has the small tips, and he said he would come down to my site. I did file a ticket and I believe Mile Sharp said there was no inline fuse.

After 160,000 miles on our original shocks (2013 F250), it was overdue for new ones. While inspecting the underside of the truck the Ford service guy found the rubber bushings between the frame and cab, and frame and bed, were either gone or rotted, allowing steel on steel. The truck rides so much better. Next time I won't wait so long.

My wife said that when I cut power at the post, the TV went off but the stereo stayed on. Since the stereo operates off 12 volt that makes sense. She turned it off and we left. At the rally it wouldn't turn on. I will look for paper clips

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Today at a campground, I turned off the 30amp at the power pole, and forgot the stereo and TV were still on. Got to the Rally and my wife tried to turn on the stereo and TV. The stereo is black, on/off button is still in. Checked the fuse and it looked good. Tried the reset and nothing. Spoke to Furrion Technical Support. Pulled the wiring harness and tried the multimeter and prongs were to big to make contact. 12 volt outlets work so I'm getting 12 volt. Any ideas?

Appears 2 have replaced with the FreshJet, but they did things differently. As noted in another comment, one didn't reuse the condensate lines and the one chose to reuse the inside part while the other replaced the entire unit on the roof and inside

I think 2 have. There are something's that were different during installs. One person opted not to reuse the condensate lines. They didn't want to break a seal and add another gasket. One reused the inner portion, while another replaced the upper (outside) and inner.

Has there been any info on the Dometic FreshJet AC installs? I couldn't find the posts. Thought there were two owners that switched.

We got home from a shorty trip and to reload for the rally. Trailer was plugged in. A couple hours after getting back, I took stuff out and found the fan beeping. It was off. I pulled the remote out, and before turning it on I took a video. Once turned on the beeping continued for a minute. I looked at the remote and it appeared the battery level in the remote was low. Turned off the fan, checked the batteries and they were below green. New batteries. Turned fan back on. No problems. Is it possible the fan determined low batteries and the beeping was a warning? I find that to be a stretch

Picked up trailer 3/22. Got hearing aids 12/23. This week was our 3rd trip since getting the hearing aids. I sleep on curbside bed. I would sit down or lay down and the picture started pixelating, no sound then it went black. I can sit in the dinette and watch TV or stand in the aisle. I placed the hearing aids in the charger on the nightstand, thinking they were off and just charging. Thought the Bluetooth in the hearing aids were causing the issue. I moved the charger to the dinette and my phone to the outlet over the stove. No further issues. Anyone experience anything like this?

Another great place is Canal Campground, COE. Great water views, and lots of barge traffic. Just off I-24 at Grand Rivers.

ASI 335 is what Oliver used to caulk the windows and other penetrations

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Thank You Rodney. Changes are hard. Appreciate your efforts and the Oliver Team for re-evaluating the earlier decision.

Just out of warranty? That is a bummer?

Is it possible to convert one of the two 110 exterior plugs to 12v?