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Not exactly, annually you need to check the PH if equipped with Automotive Antifreeze (Ethylene Glycol), in the interior heating loop, if the PH deteriorates so will the boiler system. Aquahot "Boiler" fluid is pink. If its any other color they will need to call Aquahot and figure out what it is and what's supposed to be in the heat loop, if incorrect fluid it should be flushed and replaced. NOT ALL Aquahot's come with Boiler fluid, some utilize regular Prestone automotive antifreeze, if not sure,,,.,.,.,again call Aquahot. That could be an expensive guess/mistake. FLUIDS; Aquahot Boiler fluid; utilized in later model units, fluid is in the sealed closed heating circuit loop Prestone Antifreeze; utilized in early model units, fluid is in the sealed closed heating circuit loop (greenish yellow in color). I used the Prestone name as that was the factory fill on my coaches system. Routine PH and corrosion testing is required, so is flushing of the product once the product deteriorates. RV antifreeze (NON TOXIC); Utilized in the fresh water system when freeze protection of the fresh water circuit is needed. This can be drawn into the system depending on coach make and model fairly easily. This post got off course but NEEDED clarification for the OP before something terribly expensive happens or they poison their fresh water loop. Aqua-Hot Technical Questions Aqua-Hot Technical service department Phone: 800-685-4298

Aquahot uses two different boiler fluids. The pink with the attachment listed above and Regular automotive antifreeze (ethylene glycol based) (older models), but both go into the interior heating loops, not the fresh water systems.

Mike, two door Wrangler?

What did they do to the inside to add vents to blow the cold air inside with a compressor change over? Or does it just cool the original cooling fins from the absorption set up?

Id like to know also if the pumps on the truck lanes will work with their Loves cards.

Great bar and an even better deal! Great find

Yeah, but she wont go outside, seems like a minor problem when you want to sight see . I keep telling her timing is everything

Aquahot doesn't recommend blowing out the fresh water circuit with air. We have the 100 series and I just draw RV antifreeze through the entire coach fresh water plumbing (not the tank) for winter storage. Not to be confused with the baseboard fluid used for interior heat. That only needs a PH check every so often and replaced as needed. The nice thing with Aquahot, you can still use the heat from the system while its winterized should you need to.

Its on my list for when we eventually get to Michigan. DW wont go, even in summer she tells me it will be too cold

YUP!

Very nice!!

https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-15-5-cu-ft-Top-Freezer-Refrigerator-in-Stainless-Steel-GTS16GSHSS/205333957?cm_mmc=Shopping|G|Base|D29A|29-13_REFRIGERATION|Multi|PLA|71700000032407472|58700003838956067|92700031112976387&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIn5yvzfu13QIVU1mGCh1bQwOtEAQYASABEgK6xPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CK6k6s77td0CFUdJDAodo3gAOA Here it is in Stainless steel finish. Traditional style with freezer on top, still larger than what you currently have.

only you..... How long have you had that coach? That is a real beauty! It also looks familiar, my old boss had the same coach, worked on it many times in the early 2000's.

My friends Allegro Bus has Cooper Roadmasters on it, he has maybe 25,000 miles on them and so far no issues. I rode in it, it was quiet

I recently read Samsung was having problems leaking and having problems locating repair vendors in certain areas. There are quite a few of them out there and on here with NO issues, but it is something to consider when deciding what to use. I have the GE15.5 in ours in place of the Norcold 1200 series. It was chosen because it is used in an RV application from the factory on some Fleetwood models and it didn't require cabinet or inverter or battery alterations.

YUP, its is our back up guest house and with Florence bearing down on the east coast i'm filling the fresh tank tonight, just in case of the potential apocalypse the news keeps talking about.

Rod, welcome!

Carl, Normandy Farms will suite you perfectly, I could have left the jeep connected on the pull through we had. We drove the toad into Boston, you could call a cab or park and take the sight seeing bus we did one like this; https://www.trolleytours.com/boston/hop-on-hop-off It was nice, and you can hop on and off all throughout the city. I wanted to drive into the city to show the family the underground highway. That's a neat engineering accomplishment but can be nerve racking depending on the time of day you drive through. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Dig

If replacing a 1200 series you can modify the cabinet or in our case we didn’t. I selected a refrigerator that would fit, and it’s still bigger than the 1200 series NOCOLD. I didn’t feel like reinventing the wheel. Unless you consider a notch on the top right corner of the cabinet opening for the hinge to clear a modification. Closed off the vents trimmed off the excess opening on the sides and that’s it! Option 1 Amish cooling system $1200.00 My doors leaked, $800.00 for new doors (cannot purchase seals separate) Option 2 Residential refrigerator $599.00 Misc wood trim, Angle brackets, screws and wood stain $50.00 MSW Inverter and 4 6volt battery’s, OEM equipment 😎 $0.00 My Labor, 4 hours $0.00

This sounds like a big pain and expense altering a unit with a horrible track record. Besides the fire issues with the NOCOLD product they are prone to door problems. Richard nailed it with his comment, sounds like the doors are not sealing. Is there a reason you are trying to save this unit and not converting to a residential unit and moving on with your life?

Delta P tubes? Very, very common place for carbon to build up and shut you down.

Wonderful!!

SMH 😡 I saw all that was in that slide, I can tell you it left the factory with more than 400 lbs on it.

Carl, no problem, it was still delicious! Bill, welcome to muggy and hot PA! I wish I could say that in January.... 😭

Anyone heard from WBill? He’s supposed to be here in PA by now.