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When I removed my fantastic fan, I thought it was sitting on a very thick bed of caulk that I would have to remove.? As it turned out it was a thick gasket.? I really only needed to remove, clean,

Hi Gang: When we added a skylight to the front of our camper ( the best improvement ever! ) These were the steps we used: 1) Oak frame and trim for the inside. 2) Caulked the new skylight to roof

I agree.? Its coming from your fan.? The water is going down the path for the wire from the fan to the light. Popping the fan loose and recaulking could it be fairly easy.? They don't have to use

Steve, I agree with your analysis.? If it's never been removed, then the seal under the flange is a two part epoxy that Aliner uses.? I looked into it when I replaced mine, but it was not a cost

Carl, I was impressed with the Cap't's advertising, but it did not work on my skylight at all.? I don't think it was a failure in my application.? But maybe I had some cracks I couldn't see.?

Alex, I had a similar issue where water was dripping out of the skylight trim.? I too thought it was skylight related.? However , it turned out to be the caulking around one of my upper vents.?

Another trick you can use to find leaks is to sprinkle a small area that's lower down with the hose, then wait a while, and if no leak, move the hose higher up and sprinkle a new area, and keep

Hello Alex: There is a product: Captain Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure. https://captaintolley.com/ I've used it for years to reset loose tiles in my floor. Really beats lifting the tile and

Thanks, Steve, for your suggestions on finding leaks. I've had a slow leak for a couple of years that I just can't find. The water appears through the hole that feeds wire to the light and fan. I've

Thank you. It looks like I have a lot of work to do to find where it’s coming from. I will start by searching this group for “leaks”. ?I think this group is a great resource for newbies!

Unfortunately, you've asked a question that has a very large answer.? You can search this group for "leaks" to get the bulk of the information, then ask some more detailed questions. To start you

Thank you for the hairdryer suggestion. I will definitely try that I actually do not see where it is leaking. After a rain, the strip of fabric that goes under the rear skylight is wet. Not dripping

I posted a few weeks ago regarding my bumper weld breaking and the bumper being a bit flimsy - I don't even off road? Etc.... Long story short went and had the bumper welded & reinforced today

Hello Rosy: Tell us more about your leak. Do you only notice it inside? Or can you see a gap outside? Unless you can get the caulk into the gap, on the surface it is really just a band aid. Sad that

I am sorry to ask a stupid question, but I am a new Aliner owner. I purchased a used 2019 Classic and have discovered a small leak. I was told it needs to be re-caulked around the skylights. My

The ads sure look like the 10 amp charger outputs 12v.? Here's a typical one: https://www.coloradostandby.com/victron-orion-tr-smart-1224-10a-240w-isolated-dc-dc-charger-ori122424120 They call this

Steve, I just got off another on-line chat with Renogy. They do not recommend using the 20 amp charger with smaller wiring than what is listed in their chart even if running it at 10 amps.? The

Steve,? I could not find a Victron or any other 10 amp DC-DC charger where both the input and output are rated at 12 volts.? Can you please direct me to where I can find one?? I realize that a

Good point about cold weather, but things are getting much better with lithium batteries, the majority of lithium batteries even the cheap ones have low temperature cutoff in the BMS now. ?Lithium is

I've got a bunch of comments on where this discussion is going: The victron 9 amp converter is not meant to charge batteries.? It's constant voltage. The Victron 10 amp charger is meant to charge