PDI on 319BHD

[RLVoumard]

Completed my PDI on our 07 310BHD today. Mostly minor items that should be easy to correct. I’m sure the SHAKEDOWN TRIP will reveal some additional squawks.

The dealer was very cooperative as I spent 2-3 hours top to bottom………..

Can someone help with the following questions:

How can the LP tanks be monitored ( some type of gauge on the tanks ? )

Seems that the back AC vent has the least amount of VOLUME . just the nature of the system ( so I was told )

I’ll get the OFFICIAL PDI from the dealer tomorrow.

Thanks to all

[Cat320]

There's probably a better way, but here's what I do:

Use the auto change over...so when the first tank runs out, the second automatically starts, then I go get the first one filled. Monitor the second with the magnetic strip you put on the side of the tank and pour hot water on. And, of course, put the newly filled tank back in and start over with the auto change over.

[sreigle]

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[TOM F]

I have the exact same unit. If you mean the rear A/C vent in the bunk house having low flow, mine cools the area quit well. so have it check for obstructions or a loose duct. With out buying a after market LP monitor you have to look at the on tank gauge to see if you are empty. One other thing to check is the furnace. This unit had a problem with no air flow to the front bedroom from the floor vent. Keystone did make a change to correct the problem but it depends on when your unit was manufactured. Keystone had to add closable vents to the bunkhouse and kitchen floor vent to force more air up front. Enjoy your new rig, I am very happy with ours so far. All problems are the ussaul adjustments and quality control problems plaguing all manufactures.

[RLVoumard]

Tom,

Thanks for the POST......The BUNK seems to be OK, but the bedroom is another story...very poor air flow from the A/C have not tested the HEAT..will do that today. I did not notice if the vents were closeable. Our build date is AUG 2, so we should have the latest from KEYSTONE.