Keystone Montana Mountaineer Edition 285RLD - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

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Maybe you need to prime your suction pump.

Typically these filters are located under the sink in the kitchen.

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ok, been a while so lets ee if I can get this all down. 1 - Drain water from your holding tank and remove drain plug in hot water heater. Drain holding tanks ( Waste ) 2- turn on bypass for hot water heater ( instruction if needed ) 3 - Get yourself some winterizing fluid ( can't remember exact name ) from your local Dealer . 2 or 3 gallons should be good 4- Poor this fluid into your water rez tank. All of it 5 - now go around to EVERY tap in your trailer ( one at a time ) and turn on cold water until water runs pink ( or what ever colour fluid you bought ) Close faucet them do the same for hot water tap. Repeat this at every faucet. Even the ones outside if you have any. 6 Don't forget to flush toilet in water runs pink. 7. Ensure all gas vales have been turned off ( tank vales included ) If you did everything right you should be good to go. Plz double this list to make sure I covered everything

This is not just for your camper, but general troubleshooting. Drain the water from the belly pan. Hook up water supply to shore water source. With water source turned on, allow some time, 1-4 hours, and check if water has returned to belly pan. If water is present then the problem is with the fresh water system. If no water, either it is a small/slow leak or the problem is not with the fresh water system. Next test the grey water tank by pouring some red food color into the shower or sink drain. Flush it into tank with water. Again, wait for some time, maybe over night, and then check for red water in the belly pan. It may take longer for the leak to appear as the grey water tank does not have pressure. If no water, check the black water tank with green food coloring and same technique. If there is colored water, red or green, in the belly pan, then the leak is with associated with the grey or black water tanks. If no water is present after these tests, then the leak may be very small and it may take days or weeks to have water re-appear. In any event, clear water is fresh water system, red water is grey water system, and green water is black water system. With any of them, checking the tanks themselves and all pipes and connectors to/from should find the leak source. The last possibility is that water is entering the belly pan from a roof or vent leak. Check to see if water returns to belly pan after a good rain. If so, the water may be clear or slightly dirty. If it is a roof leak, I have found the best repair is to use Peel and Seal roll roofing It is light weight laminated aluminum and self sticking. Cutting and applying narrow strips 4-6" wide, will seal any caulked area. It costs $95 (3' x 33') at Lowes. A 30" motor home can be completely covered with three (3) rolls, in half a day. I have re-topped 5 motor homes (one 7 years ago) and no more leaks on any of them. The product was developed to seal the roofing joints of mobile homes. Topping should last 15+ years.

it might be you switch is bad

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None I am aware of. But here is common sense, drain all the fluids, all of them.

In most models the light lens just pops out when the lens is squeezed to access the light bulb.

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it gets power from your aux. house battery