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Bosque Bill. My mod works great for me. I have a 2013 Fleet too with a 65L 2-way. Adding the small fan and vent was the key to exhaust heat from the coils. I added some screening which keeps the rain and mosquitos out. So far no rain penetration. IMO opinion you may not need multiple fans or a...

Desert Dave. Good thread. Long weekend with chores complete and no road trip (avoiding crazy holiday crowds) so I decided to add an exhaust fan. I have a Fleet with a 60L fridge that is the primary energy "sump for my FWC. I popped off the cover and traced the fan wires to the electrical...

Muley Point Utah last weekend Moki Dugway. Look close for the truck! Sent from my iPad using Wander The West

Super Doody - I assume the PEX fitting failed since it was the first one downstream of the water heater. The 120V and12V receptacles, 12 V monitor panel, and fuse box are all within a few inches. Some water got on the wiring, but I noticed the pump running continuously and caught it before...

Thought I would share a unique repair that I haven't seen discussed on the FWC forum. During a trip to DVNP I had a right angle PEX fitting shear. I had driven Harry Wade Road and had not taken any severe jolts. I called a local FWC dealer and the cost to to "look" at the repair was...

Sheared PEX fitting

I thought about this thread during a January trip in Death Valley. I was headed north on Harry Wade Road and hadn't passed a soul since leaving pavement. I noticed a helo circling and finally land on the road. Motorcyclist had wrecked and needed a MEDEVAC. I'll bet that cost more than a few...

MEDEVAC on Harry Wade Road

WTW crew - Spent the weekend at the Carrizo National Monument. Concur with comments regarding the campgrounds....crowded. Elkhorn Road was highlight. Quiet and plenty of places to boondock. Have fun out there! Rattlesnakes are active. :o I was hoping for an earthquake for a good story...

Carrizo National Monument MAR 2016

Occidental - Great report. Has me revved up for my DVNP run next week. Plan to enter from the south up Harry Wade road and up the west side. Hope to get up Johnson Canyon to camp. Refuel in Beatty, Titus Canyon and exit north through Big Pine Road. Yee Haa!

Ran into the same problem. Noticed the voltage drop to zero intermittently off my two flat panels. Turned out to be the MC 4 connector wire to the fitting hadn't been crimped sufficiently. Wind on the wires or movement resulted panels disconnecting. Drove me nuts trying to figure it out. Lesson...

2 panels glued. 1st panel bought July 2014... Still working to spec. 2nd panel bought Dec 14. Notice amp drop intermittently in March 15. Failed completely in June. Average 7 days a month camping with a fully loaded Fleet with 80L comp fridge. Garaged when not in use. Replacement mounted with...

Wow! Nice build. Thanks for taking the time to post. See you out there Wandering!

. Return process Renogy: - Call tech department and describe problem. - tech transfers you to sales. - sales sends you fedex shipping label via email. Note, you have to package old panel. $14 for fedex to do it. - return department receives old panel and sends new one. Renogy replaced mine...

DonC. I removed my panels that were glued with semi-permanent 3M by starting with a box cutter, then wedges as Alano suggested along with a 18" kitchen knife. Long kitchen knife was the key. I'll have to clean up the residual glue on the roof once I receive new panel.