Tip for Removing Screen of Trailer Roof Vent to Clean it

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how to remove and clean the screen on the air vent in our bedroom. Year/Make/model 2009/CRF34WBH this is a 5th wheel purchased in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Canada Unsure what you mean by version

asked by: Leona G

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If you check out the video I attached to this page you'll see a general guide for removing the screen of a roof vent in the the first minute of the video. This process is basically standard amoung trailer roof vents so this process will be accurate for your vent. We don't have a way to know what vent you have in your trailer as that's not info manufacturers keep and people change them frequently though.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Normally an intermittent working motorized jack like the Lippert Components Powered Tongue Jack #LC285318 is due to a faulty ground or a short circuit in the power wire. I recommend checking your ground connections, normally in the mount of the jack…

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We have a video that outlines the procedure for removing the roof vent screen, click on the provided link to view the video. The procedure will involve removing the interior trim as well as the knob or crank, and then the screen can be removed by…

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I spoke with my contact at Ventline regarding your E-Z Lift Ventadome Trailer Roof Vent #V3094-603-00C. To remove the screen, you will just need to release the 8 tabs by pressing a small screwdriver to them. You can release one tab at a time. Once…

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To remove the screen from the Ventline Ventadome #V2094SP-30 you simply need to pull down on it from inside the trailer so there is no need to get on top of your trailer roof. If you check out the attached review video you can see this done.

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I believe that the only way to go about this, if you cannot get a tool in that space, is to do exactly like you said and go in from the outside. If you do not have the handle pulled all the way down, that could be the problem as well. I would assume…

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To remove the screen on the Ventline Vanair Trailer Roof Vent #VP-543SP you will first need to remove the screw from either side of the handle, remove the handle, and then remove the screws that hold the vent in place. Be careful when you lower the…

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Answer 7

Your Dometic 57915.531 is a 13.5k BTU AC unit which the Advent Air RV AC Unit #ACDOM135 is the same size and is also designed to replace Dometic units.

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Answer 8

The Advent AC unit part #ACDOM150 will work great as a replacement for a Dometic Duo Therm unit like you have. We had a customer come back and tell us how well this worked as a replacement for a Duo Therm and that no modifications were needed.

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I recommend replacing your 57915.331 Duo Therm Dometic AC unit with a 13.5K Btu Advent Air AC unit which comes in the following colors: - Black #ACDOM135B - White #ACDOM135 These come with a plug and play wiring harness so the installation is pretty…

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Answer 10

Yes, the replacement motor you need for your V2094 Vent is the part #BVD0218-00. The replacement fan blade is part #BVD0215-00 as well.

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Answer 11

No, it does not. The Passenger Side K-Source Custom Extendable Towing Mirror item #KS62073G tilts in slightly to follow the contour of your Sierra 3500's A pillar. I attached a picture below so you can see it installed. It's slight but…

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Answer 12

Hello Ray, thanks for reaching out. The Furrion Chill HE #FR58PR does have a 6-pin plug. With your Dometic unit being on the older side you may run into issues where the AC and controller do not intercommunicate correctly. We have been running into a…

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