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I have "flat plug" four pin connections on my Oliver bike rack. I ran a connection wire under the Oliver to my F-150 and plug it directly into the truck. To accomadate both the trailer electrical cord and the bike rack cord I remove the truck outlet cover and replace when not towing. To remove and replace the outlet cover I replaced the plug hing with a pin that can be pulled and replaced. (If you are interested I can post photos tomorrow. This system has work flawlessly for two years

Thanks; will check.

I plan to replace the Master Switch upon my return home. Appears to be an easy fix.

My guess is also to replace the master switch. On the list when I get home from northern Wisconsin.

The "Master Light" switch and all the others except "Curb Awning" and "Rear Camera" would not turn. So no lights anywhere. It remained that way for 7 hours. Just now it cured itself and all is working! What the heck just happened? Will happen again? Signed, Confused.

The "Master Light" switch and all the others except "Curb Awning" and "Rear Camera" would not turn. So no lights anywhere. It remained that way for 7 hours. Just now it cured itself and all is working! What the heck just happened? Will happen again? Signed, Confused.

*Batteries charged with Bluetti power bank. No problem. Used ground plug and external surge protector. Full charged batteries. *Have DC abd blue lights on. *Jack works. No lights.

I checked both of these fuse/ breakers and neither one is tripped. They are located on the street side under the bed.

I checked both of these fuse/ breakers and neither one is tripped. They are located on the street side under the bed.

I have no DC power. Can not find the problem/solution. Need advice. Battery charging with my Bluetti power bank was success. I used my "PowerWatchDog" at the Bluetti. I also used a "grounding plug" at the Bluetti. Works great and my batteries are charging very nicely. However (there always seems to be a "however") I have no DC power in the Oliver. All DC items are down! Is there a "Master DC Fuse/Breaker" somewhere? Or other advice as to a solution? (FYI. I started a conversation yesterday on how to charge with the Bluetti. Received good advice and it worked fine, however... I started this new thread as this is a related, but new topic.) Thanks much.

OK the battery charging with my Bluetti is a success. I used my "PowerWatchDog" at the Bluetti. I also used a "grounding plug" at the Bluetti. Works great and my batteries are charging very nicely. However (there always seems to be a "however") I have no DC power in the Oliver. All DC items are down! Is there a "Master DC Fuse/Breaker" somewhere? Or other advice? Thanks much.

That sounds dangerous and I could fry something; yes?

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Into an outlet in the Oliver or in the generator?

I want to charge my Oliver with Blueitti (sp?) battery "solar generator". Is it correct that I need to plug a "ground neutral plug" in one of the Bluetti outlets to make it work correctly?

Also installed Obeaming and also pleased and also recommend.

Before I purchased my Oliver I owned a NuCamp TAB 400 (great trailer) which had similar windows. Your comment reminds me of our second camping outing with our Nu Camp. I am over six foot tall and I broke the window near the door with my head!! However still prefer those windows over my current Oliver slide windows.

Bolts and nico nuts installed and firmly tighten; problem solved. Much, much better than the couple of small wood (loose) screws as installed by Oliver...

Morning, I know a lot (too much) has already been written on replacing the very very loud AC systems but I have just one simple(?) question. This relates to my very limited "extra" ceiling height room above my Oliver in my storage building. What are the two "best" low (no higher than existing Oliver installed) profile quiet AC to replace the current beast on my 2022 Oliver? Why? Thanks (FYI: From Wisconsin and we don't use AC here. However, just returned from the 100 degree SW and rethinking the topic.)

Morning When repairing/upgrading drawer slide/latch and basement access cover system I noticed the plug in the attached photo. I know several of the informed minds on the Forum can/will be able to simply answer my question in seconds. What is this electrical line's function and why the use of a plug in the basement? Thanks.

Thanks