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What does it cost to have the Diamond Shield removed?

I recently purchased an annual service/maintenance kit from AquaHot and serviced my AquaHot myself. First time. I was proud of myself because I got it working and all seemed to be fine. After a couple of days I started smelling diesel and found a small puddle under the AH. I disassembled, taking the burner out, and wiped everything down. While putting it back in, I over torqued the lower toggle nut and broke the aluminum blower casting. Bought a new casting as well as a new swirler and swirler housting as the old swirler was deformed. When I put it back together and fired it up, it smoked like crazy, black smoke from the exhaust pipe and white smoke from the AH compartment. When I shut it off, and after the burner fan stopped it dumped a bunch of diesel, maybe a 1/2 cup, out of the bottom of the burner unit. I took it out, disassembled and reassembled and installed, same problem. Now, even when off, it leaks diesel. Any suggestions on problem and how to repair?

All, I have a 2015 Tuscany 45 with a tag axle. I am not sure when or how dump the tag. I have noticed on two occasions leaving back tire marks when pulling in and or pulling out. I need some assistance.

We just happen to be heading out in early Sept on our next chapter and Great Escape going full time. We sold our house about a year ago and downsized to an apartment with this in mind so I sold a lot of tools. At this point not looking to do any major repairs myself, even though I have done so in the past. I liked all of the posts and great suggestions. I am starting with a socket set, hammers, screw drivers, cordless drill, of course, duct tape and black electrical tape, mostly in a canvas bag. I did get some safety triangles and will get some reflective vests (great suggestion). Extra fluids like DEF and perhaps fuel and air filters are a good idea. We did join Good Sam, so have roadside assistance and a newer coach so hope to not have to do much more than minor fixes. We are looking forward to our adventure as I am sure you are.