My rv has two disconnect switchs and a disconnect solenoid. RV Make: Coachman, RV Model: Sportcoach, RV Year: 2006 October 21st, 2019 If you can provide the make, model, and year of the toilet I can get you a diagram. Remove that and you should see 4 nuts on the base that hold it in place. Typically there is a cover flange around the base of the unit that is held together with a couple of screws. It’s a fairly easy procedure depending on the brand and model you have.
We do not have an actual video on the site of removing and replacing a toilet, however there is one in the Black & Gray Water Class. Batteries, refrigerators, 120-volt electric, and general maintenance were the hot topics so they got priority. Over the past year we have been shooting content almost every month trying to get a wide variety of topics and cover the most frequently asked questions. Should be a simple video, am I doing something wrong? Reply Just joined and was looking for a video on replacing RV toilet and can’t seem to find one. RV Make: terry, RV Model: trailer, RV Year: 1996 February 18th, 2017 Please note: questions may be edited for clarity and relevance.Ħ04 Responses to “What’s the Deal with the Battery Disconnect Switch?” Improving RV Battery Charge and Extending Battery Lifeĭo you have an RV repair question you’d like answered by an expert? Email your question to or reach out to us on Facebook. Testing RV Battery for Charge & Condition Touch the probe to the post and the alligator clip to the cable. To find out if this is the case with your rig, get a 12-volt test light, push the switch to Storage, then disconnect the negative terminal on one of the batteries. Some RV manufacturers connect the LP Leak Detector directly to the battery bypassing the disconnect, so you may still have a draw even with the switch on Storage. It ensures that if you have left a light on in a compartment or anything inside, it will not drain your house batteries. Pushing it to the Storage side is like taking off the battery cable. Welcome to the wonderful world of RVing! This switch is commonly called the Battery Disconnect Switch and is designed to disconnect your house batteries while being stored. What is that button supposed to be on? We’re newbies to the big RV. There is a button on the door for battery use or store. We recently had to replace both the engine and coach batteries on our RV.
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