Jason Foster

This might also provide a good nightlight for those who need it.

I got some photos of the rear window. It is double paned. Looks like the track where a screen could go here: But it is blocked by the handles. The removal of the screen is obviously a safety feature providing access to the big red handles.

Mine is a full pane hinged at the top with no screen ither than the shade that pulls up and down. Im fairly certain it is dual pane but i will check tomorrow.

Here you go. Not as dark inside but the opportunity was there.

This is exactly what im doing. The door would stay closed all the time except the bathroom seems to get much colder thannthe rest of the camper. The heat vent doesn’t put out as much air back there.

What is causing the sag? The hinge, the frame or the door itself?

Funny thing about that door. When the light is on in the bathroom, and dark in the camper, the door emits light and glows. The mirror doesn’t allow light through, so it looks like a glowing ring.

That’s a saying I’ve often used. Unfortunately, I have always been an oddball.

I will definitely be keeping an eye on this. Last thing I want is to come back from a nice mountain bike ride and see my tic tac melted into slag.

Mine still has the latch and I haven't noticed the magnets. It doesn't catch or vibrate. The large stainless piano hinge goes from the top to the bottom guaranteeing a long life, and the mirror is full length. Funny thing though, when the light is on in the bathroom and it is dark in the trailer, the door glows around the mirror. Like a halo, or an opening into the multiverse. Don't want to go into that one unannounced though.

They offered it to me when I showed up, but it was too expensive.

I can verify all of these changes. In addition to these, the touch lights have been replaced with switchable ones. The bathroom door: And the side where the fridge vent used to be:

Good idea. Thanks.

Thanks. It is new. I am hoping to keep it that way for as long as possible.

I forgot to mention the mud hole we were in. I put my camp rug down, but the clay soaked all the way through. We don't wear our shoes inside, but the struggle was still quite difficult because our dog wears his "shoes" all of the time.

We are on the mend and feeling much better. Thanks.

Thanks. I guess I should have said frumpy. Others who have posted theirs seem to have hired an interior decorator.

I need to update my signature. I went to Tennessee to buy a 2023 model. They gave me a 2024 for the price of the 23. Can't complain. The bathroom door: I was wondering about the touch lights in a previous post, wondering if I would need to replace them. Oliver already did it (They are much brighter than my phone imaged them: And finally, my dog. He is about 20 lbs or so: The bed fits almost perfectly between the walls and it is out of the way. If I remember correctly, the aisle is exactly 24 inches. I can check that again if needed.

“It's like the great stories, Mr. Frodo, the ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were, and sometimes you didn't want to know the end because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad has happened? But in the end, it's only a passing thing this shadow, even darkness must pass. A new day will come, and when the sun shines, it'll shine out the clearer. I know now folks in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn't. They kept going because they were holding on to something. That there's some good in this world, Mr. Frodo, and it's worth fighting for.” Samwise Gamgee

And don't forget to have them check the spare as well. Even though it is unused, in case of a flat, it could leave you hobbling to a tire shop with three tires and a prayer.

Uggh. Especially on a motorcycle where spontaneous eruptions will leave road rash for days.

This sounds like me. I never buy extended warranties. Not worth the paper they are likely not printed on. Murphy's Law is almost always right. My philosophy is just save the money for a new one or learn to fix the old one. I know Truma offers a free extended warranty by registering, so I will get that but anything past two years is just bonus.

I asked Oliver why it didn't have a filter. They didn't have an answer, and I'm still confused about this. Your filter idea is exactly what I was thinking about doing, and even though you encountered the error message, I am assuming it is because you needed to INCREASE the filter surface area to improve airflow. My idea included using a HEPA filter since I have horrible dust and mold allergies. With your test, I will have to create a larger box to allow for more airflow. Hopefully, this will be enough to not cause the error.

Looks great. My Lithionics are two weeks old, so maybe in about 10 years, I'll look into this. Or I might be installing cold fusion by then or else floating around in space on Dom Cobb's spinning totem.

According to the Xantrex website, it looks like it might work (Performance via bluetooth): Also, a quick search on their website lists that this charger was made in 2018, so it technically should work fine. The easiest way to tell would be to just DL the app and see if it plays game. Here is the link to the manual: Xantrex | Freedom XC 2000 230V Owners Guide - English