Not going to be doing it in Northern New York either!
The pump is broke and we will not get any sunshine until it is replaced!
We ARE that far back in the woods,
Bob Ellison
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[mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf Of Chr
Some of the Onan three wire gensets use the third wire to stop -- they
short it to ground to cut the ignition, if I remember right. Might just
need to check the continuity of all the conductors to the genset
The other, probably more likely reason is the programming got wiped due to
disconnect
I should amend my last post:
If the battery owner does this themself, fine.
If he is going to pay you to do it, he/she is probably better off just buying
new Water Miser caps.
Brian
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Jay,
I would first soak them in a water/baking soda solution to neutralize any acid
trapped inside.
They I would use a bath of a mild detergent (dishwashing detergent is probably
fine), shaking them through the solution to wash the gunk out. It might take
several batches of water/detergent sol
(attachment shows new, used and cut open Water Miser cap)
Jay,
We sell quite a few of the Water Misers due to the number of mobile customers
leaving their RV stored here in the desert for 6 months. They have been
effective for reducing water loss. I have seen some real nasty ones but never
has
Hi Dana
You are correct about Hydrocaps which are electrolizer style.
The water miser caps just use plastic beads to allow for condensing, so there
is no issue with charge rates or voltages.
Jay
Peltz power
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On Jan 10, 2013, at 5:20 AM, "Dana" wrote:
> I have yet to see
What we've noticed is that battery re-combiner caps, automatic watering
systems, etc. can work fair to OK, but because everyone thinks the battery
bank is now bulletproof, really simple and painless inspections and
maintenance get forgotten. Then loose / bad connections / corrosion / etc.
creep in,
I have yet to see any of these water saver caps that last more than a few
years. For the cost regular service seems a lot less expensive.
My last experience was calling the manufacturer and he said that 24 volt
caps were only safe and expected to work to 28 volts and needed to be
removed. He also s
I've had clients freeze water outside for years and bring the ice (in
gallon jugs) in to the fridge. It cuts the run time by at least half
and is free. I've also done the chest style freezer conversion to
fridge, but people don't like that as much.
Its hard to use the space.
Ray Walters
On
Not in western Montana this time of year!
Chris Daum
Oasis Montana Inc.
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Newberry
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 8:53 PM
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