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Old 05-01-2020, 01:06 PM   #21
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I found that as well. There is an access panel in the storage under the dinette. Everything was plugged in and powered on. I think I will call Winnebago for guidance.
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Old 05-01-2020, 04:06 PM   #22
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So, having new info about HDMI splitters thanks to you guys, I may try to get a HDMI cable from the outside TV to the splitter above the couch. Presently I have a cable coiled up behind my couch and plug it in when I want to use that TV. I don't have a bunk TV so I don't use that leg of splitter. The hard part is hiding the cable from back of outside TV to cabinet above the couch.

I am also thinking about a soundbar for the TV above dinette anybody else thinking about doing this?
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Old 05-03-2020, 02:42 PM   #23
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I was able to get a MaxxAir deluxe fan installed in the bedroom this weekend with some guidance from 4Gone, thank you. We went with the MaxxAir 7500K to let us intake air as well as exhaust. A couple of comments on the install.

1. 4Gone recommended running power from the cabinet above the bed.
I pushed a small wire through the styrofoam insulation, then a long piece
of 1/4" all thread. I spliced wire into light circuit in corner of cabinet.

2. The old fan had no screws. I used a 15 in 1 painter's tool to scrap the old
caulk off of the fiberglass. I scrubbed the residue with Denatured Alcohol,
Acetone, and Mineral Spirits. The Mineral Spirits seem to work the best.
As you can see from the one picture there was still a black stain on the
fiberglass, I am hoping I removed all of the silicone residue, to be
determined.

3. I put Butyl tape under the receiving flange and screwed it to the roof. I
coated the screw heads and the perimeter of flange with Dicor 501 lap
sealant and mounted fan.

4. I connected the electric, mounted the trim ring, and thermostat.

I posted some pictures for reference.
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Old 05-03-2020, 02:58 PM   #24
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Nice job, enjoy. We have one above cab over,we plug the vent above main bedroom to block light.

I think I will run hdmi cable thru window to connect dish Wally to outside tv.
There is a plenum box behind couch, a lot of work to slide couch out, so, since we don’t use outside tv a lot I will go thru window.

Big issue we have is to fix water flow issue since the slide was removed to do floor work. Always something to do with these rvs.
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Old 12-17-2020, 06:18 PM   #25
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Question about Master Bedroom windows in 31G

Do the windows near the headboard of the master bed open? Does it have a screen? We are wanting to buy a 31G.
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Old 12-17-2020, 08:20 PM   #26
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Yes. It is a small window but it does open and has a screen.
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Old 12-20-2020, 04:36 PM   #27
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With that small window and the fan pulling out, it keeps the back comfortable.
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