07-05-2016, 07:52 AM
Yeah,
I agree with Bill. The only way I know of to store the coach with no power is to tape up the seal.
If the 12V will supply air to both seals, and they aren't leaking, then it will run a LONG time between charges on the house batteries.
If I had to store without shore power, that is where I would focus on the 12V system. Ensuring the check valve was functional at the juncture of the 12V piping and supply piping, that the 12v did indeed supply air to both seals, and that the 12v piping (doors, potties, and seals) was as airtight as possible.
I agree with Bill. The only way I know of to store the coach with no power is to tape up the seal.
If the 12V will supply air to both seals, and they aren't leaking, then it will run a LONG time between charges on the house batteries.
If I had to store without shore power, that is where I would focus on the 12V system. Ensuring the check valve was functional at the juncture of the 12V piping and supply piping, that the 12v did indeed supply air to both seals, and that the 12v piping (doors, potties, and seals) was as airtight as possible.
Richard and Rhonda Entrekin
99 Newell, 512
Maverick Hybrid Toad
Inverness, FL (when we're home
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