Mark Meadows

Thanks for suggesting that. I will!

Good idea! Thanks!

You sound like a real craftsman! Not sure I would attempt vent changes but it might be the best thing. Thanks

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I’ll be setting my thermostat at about 68 in that kind of weather from now on. I’m learning the hard way as usual!

Thanks , I have the 2023 E2. I think that turning up the thermostat and keeping the wet bath door opened will probably heat that area enough but we’ll see. I’ll be heading back again soon so I hope that will be enough. If not I’ll be back here crying about it! 😂

Thanks , I have a spare 20 that I take along

Ok thanks , I’ll do that ! thanks for responding Bill

Oh ok! I’ll remember this since I’m going back to that same area again in Feb. thanks for responding!

Congrats to you! That’s amazing!

This is the first time I’ve put my E2 to the test so maybe someone can give me ideas. I found myself in El Morrow National Monument at 6 degrees with the pipes frozen in the wet bath. I had the antifreeze kit for the Truma Aquago plugged in and the inside heat at 58 degrees. What should I do different to keep the pipes from freezing? Maybe (4 season) isn’t what I thought it was. Thanks for any help !

It’s a 2023

Yes I believe that’s what it is. One long hinge that runs top to bottom

I’m in Southern California and I think the closest is in Oregon so it wouldn’t be very economical

Hi all, Picked up my Oliver E2 in August of 2023. Recently I’m noticing the sagging of the wet bath door so it drags at the bottom enough that the door won’t shut without a little help. Spoke with Mike at Oliver support and he mentioned they have had some bushings going out on some of these. Does anyone have a DYI fix for this ? Taking it 2000 miles to their shop gets a little pricey. Mike suggested taking it to an RV repair shop locally but if I can fix it on my own I will. thanks for any information you all might be able to pass on! Mark