I began pulling down the coroplast initially to route a communication cable from the inverter/charger to the kitchen where I want to move the remote monitor. Also hoped to inspect a "repair" to a leak the PO said was fixed, but I could still see evidence of hydraulic fluid at the spot. The coroplast was reinstalled very poorly, with random screws and aluminum straps - not good. I will be fixing this before the rig moves again.

Kitchen slide ram leak

Also noted the two ducts that feed the kitchen island were not providing much airflow. The reason became obvious on inspection: Both are partially crushed, and one is torn open. The wiring is routed pretty well down here, but the insulation is haphazard - will need to arrange and add a bit more.


For the previous 3 owners of my rig, this ducting has been underperforming, and could have been corrected. I think if I was buying new, I would want a visual inspection of this area before the coroplast is buttoned up, because it can hide so much.

Kitchen slide ram leak

Also noted the two ducts that feed the kitchen island were not providing much airflow. The reason became obvious on inspection: Both are partially crushed, and one is torn open. The wiring is routed pretty well down here, but the insulation is haphazard - will need to arrange and add a bit more.


For the previous 3 owners of my rig, this ducting has been underperforming, and could have been corrected. I think if I was buying new, I would want a visual inspection of this area before the coroplast is buttoned up, because it can hide so much.
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