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Does anyone make a cabinet that has the fit and finish to slide in where the stock convection microwave sits?

The best I had was a state park in Vermont. On top of being very poorly maintained the one way road was counterclockwise and the angle of the back-in spots were setup for the road to run clockwise. And, it had lots of trees to navigate as you backed in. Thanks to one of Vermont's Green Mountain Boys for an assist.

It had lost prime. I connected city water to boondock connection. Turned on water for 20 seconds or so. Connected my boondock hose to boondock port. Turned on pump. Sucked up a gallon of water lickety split.

It is less than two feet.

I suspect that is what happened.

It loaded about 1 gallon, but would not load more. Can someone suggest troubleshooting steps? The pump is running and the valves are properly set. Thanks

Fixed! Thanks to all you guys especially @Tom and Doreen All you guys on this forum are so much help.

@Tom and Doreen Hold on. I now see the motor. I can only see the Allen screw with the - sign. I think that is right. Your excerpt says "The motors are labeled with a + or a - to indicate the adjustment direction". Can the Allen screw only be turned one direction as indicated by the arrow?

Thanks so much. That sure sounds like it. I found it in the manual after you pointed it out. I had hoped it would show how to revel the motor, but your quote is verbatim. I DO NOT SEE the motor. Do I have to remove something to get to the motor?

We are on the road, maybe another day to home. I don't use our awning very much because it seems there is always too much wind and it retracts on its own. I do put it out from time to time just to make sure it is working and to let it air out after a rain. I put it out this morning. Left it out for an hour or two and put it back in. When it went in I did not hear that little clunk as it finished retracting. Looking at the front of the awning it looks like it is not going all the way in, maybe lacks a half inch or so. The first pic shows it out. The second pic show the back of the waning. It is all the way in. The last pic show me pushing the front in. It goes in with a push. Am I imagining this? Or is it not right? Lastly, am I OK driving another 600 miles home with it out like that? Maybe the most important question is; Can you tell me how to fix it? Thanks

Grok says: Here’s a list of businesses in Maine that offer ceramic coatings, with a focus on those that handle RVs, motorhomes, or large vehicles (or explicitly mention them). Ceramic coating for RVs is somewhat specialized due to size, materials (like gelcoat), and surface prep needs, so many auto detailers that do RVs or large vehicles can accommodate it—always confirm RV-specific experience and capabilities when contacting them. davesautocare.net Businesses that explicitly handle RVs/motorhomes + ceramic coatings or detailing: Dave's Auto Care (Saco, near Portland) Offers ceramic coatings and full detailing for motorhomes, boats, and large vehicles. They’ve been in business since 1980 and handle a wide range of vehicle sizes. Address: 775 Portland Road, Saco, ME. Phone: (207) 831-9095. Website: davesautocare.net. davesautocare.net Maine Recon (Scarborough) Provides auto detailing services for RVs, boats, cars, trucks, and more. They offer professional cleaning, protection services, and restoration (contact them about ceramic coating options). Address: 70 Pleasant Hill Rd, Scarborough, ME. Phone: (207) 205-4153. Website: mainerecon.com. mainerecon.com John's Detailing & Cleaning (Bowdoinham) Mobile service specializing in premium car, boat, and RV detailing + ceramic coatings. They emphasize professional protection services. Website: johndcl.com. Phone: Check site or Instagram for current number (e.g., (207) 719-8153 mentioned in posts). johndcl.com Fine Shine Auto Spa (Mobile, serves southern Maine & NH areas like Somersworth, South Berwick, etc.) Mobile detailing with ceramic coatings; they specifically offer RV detailing services. fineshineautospa.com Other strong options in Maine (primarily auto ceramic coatings, likely able to handle or refer for RVs): Every Detail (Portland) — Highly rated for ceramic coatings and detailing. everydetailme.com Shoreline Detail Pros (Brunswick) — Premium ceramic coatings (Modesta certified), PPF, and high-end detailing. shorelinedetailpros.com Prestige Tint & Detail (Portland) — Advanced ceramic coating services. prestigeautodetailingllc.com 207’s Finest Detailing (Portland area) — Ceramic coatings and auto detailing. 207finestdetailing.com Tips: RV ceramic coatings often require thorough prep (oxidation removal, polishing) and can be priced per linear foot or by size—expect it to be a significant investment. Mobile detailers are common in Maine and can come to you, which is ideal for RVs. Check reviews on Yelp, Google, or Facebook groups for recent RV-specific experiences. Some RV dealers or body shops may also partner with or recommend coaters. yelp.com If none of these are close enough or you need options in a specific part of Maine (e.g., northern or midcoast), let me know for more targeted suggestions!

Gemini says: Several specialized detailing and automotive shops across Maine provide fiberglass gelcoat restoration and ceramic coating services specifically for RVs, motorhomes, and campers. Mad Mike's Custom Detailing 4.7 📍 Car wash Open· Closes 4:00 PM Mad Mike's Custom Detailing Click to open side panel for more information Mad Mike's Custom Detailing Click to open side panel for more information , located in Windham, is a family-owned business specializing in intensive custom detailing for large-format vehicles, including RVs, campers, and boats. Reviewers note their expertise with ceramic-based coatings, specifically highlighting how effectively the treatments restore weathered fiberglass finishes and leave an enduring shine. Large-Vehicle Specialist: Equipped to handle the intense scale of motorhomes and trailers rather than just standard automobiles. Fiberglass & Gelcoat Refinishing: Experienced in tackling the specific surface porousness and oxidation challenges common to fiberglass RV shells. Fineshine Auto Spa 5.0 Open· Closes 5:00 PM Fineshine Auto Spa Click to open side panel for more information Operating out of Eliot and serving Southern Maine,Fineshine Auto Spa Click to open side panel for more information provides premium marine and mobile automotive detailing. They specialize in high-durability ceramic coatings designed to withstand severe weather, offering the extreme hydrophobic protection necessary to keep large fiberglass surfaces clean. Mobile Convenience: They feature fully equipped mobile units that can come directly to your location or storage site to apply coatings. Marine-Grade Preparation: Their experience with boat detailing translates directly to handling porous RV fiberglass and gelcoat materials. Prestige Tint & Detail 4.7 Open· Closes 5:00 PM Prestige Tint & Detail Click to open side panel for more information Based in Portland,Prestige Tint & Detail Click to open side panel for more information is a high-end protective shop offering multi-year warranted ceramic coatings. Though heavy vehicle projects require an individual consultation, they specialize in intensive, multi-stage paint and gelcoat correction to remove deep oxidation before sealing the exterior. Multi-Stage Surface Correction: Focuses heavily on removing surface imperfections, swirls, and chalky oxidation so the coating bonds perfectly to the fiberglass. Premium Coating Options: Utilizes professional-grade formulas engineered for long-term UV defense and chemical resistance against road salt and grime. Coastal Car Wash & Detail Center 4.1 🧼 Car wash Open Coastal Car Wash & Detail Center Click to open side panel for more information Located in Damariscotta,Coastal Car Wash & Detail Center Click to open side panel for more information offers dedicated on-site and shop-based specialty packages tailored directly to RVs and boats. They focus on complete exterior washing, decontamination, and specialized surface protection priced incrementally by the foot. Dedicated RV Packages: Offers explicitly structured maintenance and protective detailing menus tailored for recreational vehicles. On-Site Availability: Provides the flexibility of on-site service calls depending on the size of your rig and scheduling needs. Would you prefer a shop with a permanent indoor bay that can fit your specific rig's clearance, or are you looking for a mobile detailer who can apply the coating at your home?

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What does that mean? Did Truma go out of business?

Oliver needs a bigger model, something over 27'.