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jacketslacker · 10-31-2018, 05:03 AM

Glad to know I'm not alone! So Keystone said to bring it in to repair depot so the issue can be documented because they'd never heard of the issue before. I have an appointment for November 6 to bring it in to Camping World. Not my first choice of places but it's the only repair place within 100 miles. We'll see how it goes there and what they and Keystone decide.

How did yours go?

I did find an interesting kit from Camco that can make the water heater electric. You replace the drain plug with a heater rod and then plug it in. It doesn't heat up as fast as gas but no exhaust that way. It's a possible fix if Keystone and Camping World let me down. Here's the link to it and might be a possible solution if all else fails.
https://www.amazon.com/Camco-Hot-Wat.../dp/B0024ECCJW

I'll keep you updated on what I figure out as soon as I have anything.

10-31-2018, 05:03 AM	#7
jacketslacker Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Ladson Posts: 29	Update Glad to know I'm not alone! So Keystone said to bring it in to repair depot so the issue can be documented because they'd never heard of the issue before. I have an appointment for November 6 to bring it in to Camping World. Not my first choice of places but it's the only repair place within 100 miles. We'll see how it goes there and what they and Keystone decide. How did yours go? I did find an interesting kit from Camco that can make the water heater electric. You replace the drain plug with a heater rod and then plug it in. It doesn't heat up as fast as gas but no exhaust that way. It's a possible fix if Keystone and Camping World let me down. Here's the link to it and might be a possible solution if all else fails. https://www.amazon.com/Camco-Hot-Wat.../dp/B0024ECCJW I'll keep you updated on what I figure out as soon as I have anything.