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The valves are not only closed, the lines are actually disconnected, so I really do think it would be safer than the factory unit in case of any serious collision. I have a male quick connect on the hose coming from my tanks/regulator, and a female quick connect fitting (with shutoff) coming through the rear wall of the RV, under the furnace (which I've relocated to the rear). From there I have braided propane branching to the furnace, cooktop, and water heater. The diameter of the hose is sufficient given the short runs and small BTUs of my appliances, even if all are running at once. I still have some leaks to track down, but basically I've tested the whole system and it works.
To chase the leaks, I made an attachment with a gauge than I can use to hook up my air compressor to the propane inlet. Next task is charging the lines with 20psi of compressed air, and using a bottle of Camco leak detector on all the fittings.
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Your not posting from the western hemisphere so it makes finding items for you more difficult. How are you plugging in your rig or are you relying on battery only.
Linda S
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Hello all! I've had my '92 Dolphin for about 3 months now, and as expected there have been quite a few things needing repair/replacement. One of those things is the fridge. This particular porpoise has a Dometic RM2410 that does not function due to a cooling unit failure (ammonia smell and hissing sound when running with zero cooling). My understanding is it would be better to remove and replace the fridge than to try and repair this 32-year-old unit.
My problem so far is that, as far as I can tell, the RM2410 is no longer made, meaning I'll have to use a different model that (hopefully) fits the dimensions of the fridge cavity. The RM2410 dimensions are
(32+7/8"H)(21+3/16"W)(24"D)
I haven't been able narrow down my search much for a replacement. I'm hoping for a 3-way or at least 2-way.
Anyone on this page have experience replacing this model fridge? Thanks very much in advance to y'all.
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