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Calgon & Dawn treatment for waste tank sensors issues works!

Our 2016 Winnebago Journey has had occasional issues with the tank sensors not going back to empty since it was new. But they would eventually clear. Well on this 110 day outing, they both went bonkers. After emptying, the gray wouldn't go below 2/3 and the black was stuck at 1/3. I believe part of the problem was that we were stationary for two months. So, upon departure, I did the cup each of Calgon and Dawn on mostly full tanks. Sloshed down the road for a few hours on some twisty Colorado roads. Got to the campground and dumped the tanks. Both of them registered empty. Guess I'll just start doing this near the end of each long trip for good measure.
Thunder Mountain 09/03/23 05:17pm Tech Issues
RE: Help with Winegard Travler SK1000 and Hopper 3

Doing the manual selection pointing only proves that the center 119 LNB is working. It uses that one only even though you pointed at 3 different satellites. The LNB or cables from the LNB could be bad. Checking the cable(s) inside the arm down to the base would be a worthwhile project. You also need to disconnect each coax cable end (F connectors) and inspect for corrosion. Each end should have had a dab of dielectric grease to prevent this. Turning power off to the Winegard controller does not shut down power to the antenna. The power for the LNB comes from the Hopper IIRC. Mine is connected to a DTV Genie. Thanks for the reply. All my connections up top have been inspected and have dielectric grease applied.
Thunder Mountain 07/05/23 07:05am Technology Corner
Help with Power Gear leveling system

Need help with Power Gear leveling system on our 2016 Winnebago Journey. Haven’t called Lippert yet since it is a holiday weekend. Thought I would give you folks a shot at my problem first. My problem is the front two jack will not deploy. This happened last year. But that time it was caused by low voltage due to aged out chassis and house batteries. Replaced them and everything was happy. I have check the fluid level and It is good and my voltage is good. Any suggestions?
Thunder Mountain 07/04/23 10:37am Tech Issues
Help with Winegard Travler SK1000 and Hopper 3

I really need some help with our Winegard Travler SK1000 and Dish Hopper 3. I did the LNB and switch conversion to accommodate the Hopper at least seven years ago. It has functioned pretty much flawlessly since then. On this trip satellite system functioned normally in two previous two locations. Then I moved to a new location three days ago. According to my Dish locator app I have a clear sky shot at 110, 119 and 129. I deployed the Travler and only satellite 119 has an asterisk beside it on the power box. Check switch shows the other two are missing. I spent almost an hour on the phone with Winegard. We did a EL Re-Calibration. We disabled the multi-satellite mode and were able to do a manual find on 110 and got a lock and asterisk on it. Did the same on 119 and 129 and got lock and asterisk. I reenabled the multi-sat function and got a lock on 119 but not the other two. 119 has all the HD subscriptions and local channels that matter to us. I did run across an option on the internet called Hopper Check Switch with nuclear option. It tells you to unplug the Hopper, unplug the switch, wait one minute and reverse the sequence. Haven’ done that yet cause it didn’t make since to me because it thought turning off the Travler box killed the power to the dish anyway. Am I wrong on that? Or is the power inserter always feeding voltage to the dish? At this point Winegard is saying I possibly have a bent arm. I did replace the reflector because of a minor dinger. It had been working fine for about 5 years with the dinger. So, they sent me a photograph of the proper arm alignment. Checking it involves pressing power and select on the Travler box to kill the power with the dish deployed. Then I remove the reflector and manually fold the LNB arm back. I check that the arm is center in the reflector mounting plate. I just can’t imagine that the arm would all the sudden be bent. Just wanted to post here before doing the last two options. Thanks in advance for you help!
Thunder Mountain 07/04/23 10:24am Technology Corner
RE: How long?

Your first mistake was doing business with CW. You should have done business with a reputable business.
Thunder Mountain 06/14/23 06:55pm Camping World Accessories
RE: Not enough room

When I'm driving in unfamiliar territory, I start days or weeks ahead planning my fuel stops. I've found that Google Earth is a very good tool to use.
Thunder Mountain 10/03/22 06:56pm General RVing Issues
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