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MYRV 12024 • Paid • rpod

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Unscrewed two propane, gas blocks one for the quick disconnect and one for a splitter for multiple appliances. Move them out of the way remove the screws that I had previously put into the bottom board to put it back up and use an air chisel to remove more nails to gain further access to the gray tank and the sensor locations. Pull the bottom board down to a point to make it reasonably accessible without cutting the bottom board Place the light in the bottom board so I can see clearly one sensor at a time drilled the hole next to the old sensor place the new sensor and tighten the packing nut cut the wire away from the old sensor connected a new terminal connector which is a crimp style to each individual wire reattached it. This was done one wire at a time one drill hole at a time until all sensors have been reattached reconnected Once this was complete, I took a water hose inside the unit to the kitchen drain filled the gray tank so that I could monitor the progress as the tank filled as a tank filled went from emptied to 1/3 2/3 then to full once *1000* reaching full, I allowed the water to sit in the gray tank for a period of time got underneath, checked each one of the new sensors that have been installed to ensure that they were sealed correctly and not leaking. None of the sensors were Leaking and then hold the lever to drain the gray tank and monitor the monitor panel inside as it went from full to 2/3 to 1/3 to empty sensors are not working correctly. And then resecured the bottom board back in place with self drilling screws with flat washers, reattached each of the propane blocks back to the frame, got a canister of foam spray resealed all areas that have been pulled down with foam spray to ensure that they were completely sealed QC by Jeanette work is complete

matched • confidence 0.71

Unscrewed two propane, gas blocks one for the quick disconnect and one for a splitter for multiple appliances. Move them out of the way remove the screws that I had previously put into the bottom board to put it back up and use an air chisel to remove more nails to gain further access to the gray tank and the sensor locations. Pull the bottom board down to a point to make it reasonably accessible without cutting the bottom board Place the light in the bottom board so I can see clearly one sensor at a time drilled the hole next to the old sensor place the new sensor and tighten the packing nut cut the wire away from the old sensor connected a new terminal connector which is a crimp style to each individual wire reattached it. This was done one wire at a time one drill hole at a time until all sensors have been reattached reconnected Once this was complete, I took a water hose inside the unit to the kitchen drain filled the gray tank so that I could monitor the progress as the tank filled as a tank filled went from emptied to 1/3 2/3 then to full once *1000* reaching full, I allowed the water to sit in the gray tank for a period of time got underneath, checked each one of the new sensors that have been installed to ensure that they were sealed correctly and not leaking. None of the sensors were Leaking and then hold the lever to drain the gray tank and monitor the monitor panel inside as it went from full to 2/3 to 1/3 to empty sensors are not working correctly. And then resecured the bottom board back in place with self drilling screws with flat washers, reattached each of the propane blocks back to the frame, got a canister of foam spray resealed all areas that have been pulled down with foam spray to ensure that they were completely sealed QC by Jeanette work is complete

matched • confidence 0.69

Unscrewed two propane, gas blocks one for the quick disconnect and one for a splitter for multiple appliances. Move them out of the way remove the screws that I had previously put into the bottom board to put it back up and use an air chisel to remove more nails to gain further access to the gray tank and the sensor locations. Pull the bottom board down to a point to make it reasonably accessible without cutting the bottom board Place the light in the bottom board so I can see clearly one sensor at a time drilled the hole next to the old sensor place the new sensor and tighten the packing nut cut the wire away from the old sensor connected a new terminal connector which is a crimp style to each individual wire reattached it. This was done one wire at a time one drill hole at a time until all sensors have been reattached reconnected Once this was complete, I took a water hose inside the unit to the kitchen drain filled the gray tank so that I could monitor the progress as the tank filled as a tank filled went from emptied to 1/3 2/3 then to full once *1000* reaching full, I allowed the water to sit in the gray tank for a period of time got underneath, checked each one of the new sensors that have been installed to ensure that they were sealed correctly and not leaking. None of the sensors were Leaking and then hold the lever to drain the gray tank and monitor the monitor panel inside as it went from full to 2/3 to 1/3 to empty sensors are not working correctly. And then resecured the bottom board back in place with self drilling screws with flat washers, reattached each of the propane blocks back to the frame, got a canister of foam spray resealed all areas that have been pulled down with foam spray to ensure that they were completely sealed QC by Jeanette work is complete

matched • confidence 0.69