fridge won't operate with slide out in

[jasin1]

I like hearing the wise cracks and jokes as well as the IMMENSE knowledge on the forum…thank god it’s not a stuffy formal forum …I like hearing all the little side stories and banter…nothing wrong with it in my book

[travelin texans]

Originally Posted by flybouy

Last time I bought a stick of lumber from HD I had a problem with it. I first called the lumberjack that fut down the tree but never hot a call back. Then I called the sawmill but they hung up on me. Weyerhaeuser was no help either. Finally called HD and they said bring it back to the store gor a replacement or a refund.

Imagine that!

I think this a perfect analogy for handling issues with RVs.
Start with where you gave your $$$ for it not the knucklehead that threw it together.

[notanlines]

Originally Posted by GilaElkHunter

If your going to be a smartass, you should at least learn how to spell first.
And as for going to/calling the dealer they are about as knowledgeable/helpful as these smartass remarks.

Troy, I was 'trolling' when all this started with the stick. And I can see it was successful. It was all done with the intent to show how silly the act of calling the factory can be and to have a little fun with it.
And Marshall certainly doesn't need me to give him support, but he posts from his phone and it is mighty tough to type on that teeny keyboard. Maybe we can set up a 'Go Fund Me' for him to buy a big screen Iphone 13 later this month.

[Blueswede]

I had the same issue with our Cougar. Gas line always kinked when the slide was in. I just removed some of the zip ties and then rotated the gas connection so it now faces the front of the trailer. Much better location. I ran the gas hose behind the rear jack so there is much less strain on it and no kink. Now the fridge fires up on LP with the slide in. Keystone could have figured this out but just glad it was an easy fix.