[Fulltiming]

At the 2019 NewellGurus Rally in Foley, AL, Steve Bare gave a presentation on the Locating and Eliminating Leaks in the Newell Air System. Steve goes step by step through the procedure he has developed to systematically locate and eliminate air leaks in his coach. The procedure is time consuming but has resulted in the 12 volt air compressor only running every 12 hours and the 120 volt compressor only running once a day when the air systems are not being used. I had several requests to record and post this session.

To make this information more view-able, I split the presentation into 6 videos. The links to the videos are listed below:

Air Leak Maintenance

• Part 1 – Introduction
  
  
• Part 2- Fittings and expectations
  
  
• Part 3 – Leak Detection Tools
  
  
• Part 4 – Where Do Leaks Occur
  
  
• Part 5 – Correction Strategies
  
  
• Part 6 – Recap
  

[smagown]

Michael:
Thanks for all your time spent producing these videos.
This info is basically priceless.

[RBGH61]

we recently purchased a 2012 Newell #1452 from the factory and love it. how often should the 120 volt compressors cycle?

[Fulltiming]

Newell has always told me to start hunting down leaks if it cycles more often than once every 45 minutes without opening air doors, flushing the toilets or leaving the auto level on (ie obvious air usage). Folks that are good at finding leaks can get theirs down to a few times a day but it would cost a fortune to pay someone else to track down that many small leaks.

Hope you continue to love your coach. Very attractive quad slide, bath and a half coach you have there. Welcome.

[pairodice]

I was able to get the 110v compressor to only cycle every 3 hours or so after going through these videos! Now I’m working on the 12volt systems (slowly)... thanks for doing this Steve and Michael!