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Easy to do - IF you mark the wires. I'd tighten it first too, they don't usually fail.

I really wasn't impressed with the Coach Care facility in Houston - - hard to get into, you're locked in overnight, horrible noise from road AND railroad tracks, but most of all they don't have enough inventory of CUMMINS filters/belts to do the job in one day - everyone was having to wait overnight for the filters to come in. Looks like there is a Speedco in Baytown right off of I-10 at exit 789, and they do on site oil...

I questioned a plumber on this issue since the directions say to mount vertically and most plumbers do so. He said that it could be that if permanently mounted in another position, the filters might not last quite as long because they were designed for vertical use, but he doubted the effect would be significant. It was his opinion that the main reason for vertical mounting is to prevent water spills when changing the filters. Like Stan, we...

Jack, completely lost the cover a couple years ago, got a nice new one now. Vern

Mine has a Sharp mounted above the stove. It vents to the inside and has a very nosily fan when using on convection, waiting for it to heat up to baking or broil temps. This fall I bought a Toaster/Oven that is quite baking muffins or Pizza. And find myself using it a lot more then I ever did the loud convection.

Welcome to escapees discussion forums! The most reliable source will be an auto body shop for re-attaching the decal. You now know pressure washers and decals don't like each other, and must be kept apart. The reason I suggest an auto body shop is that getting ALL the bubbles and wrinkles out is difficult. This post has been edited by RayIN : Today, 11:19 PM

I have a Progressive Industries EMS system, which monitors my incoming power. Currently, it shows no errors and the normal voltage and load that I would expect. By chance, I happened to plug in a digital power meter from Automated Engineering, which also shows line voltage, frequency, and status. It shows a ground fault error. I'm currently hooked up to a 30A pedestal and have not noted any power problems. Any idea why the two meters...

Clay...same oven as ours...and your right it looks like it came factory installed.

Mine isn't mounted anywhere, and is nearly always lying down when in use. The only reason you might want to mount it vertical is so you don't have a water mess when you take the cannister loose to change the filter ...if you mount it in the water bay that won't be hurt by getting wet, it will work just fine as far as filtering water is concerned. This post has been edited by AFChap : Yesterday, 08:51 PM

The first question that comes to mind is, why do you need to replace it? Have you tried tightening it? There are usually four bolts, accessible from below, that hold it in place. It is not unusual for them to need tightening from time to time. In answer to your question, yes, it is not a big deal to replace. Undo those four bolts, disconnect the wires and lift it off.