And another twist in the Alde hot water world we have noted: The baseline temp of the hot water (as checked in the Service menu of our Alde 3020) is not as hot when you select 1K versus 2K on the electric side of the heating. This with cabin heating set to not come on. The 1K makes the water around 120 and the 2K makes the water closer to 150 deg.pthomas745 said:@AnOldUR If the Alde is not "on" with either electric or propane, there will be no hot water. Your comment above about making hot water is correct. If you have the Alde "requested heat" setting lower than the "ambient" temperature inside the trailer, the Alde heats the hot water, but does not move the glycol around to heat up the trailer, also.When you ask for "Extra Hot" water, the water is heated to around 149 degrees. In my 2017, this has always worked for me in the summer.


I just came here to say this. I'm a professional translator and I've been using LLM's for a decade and I cannot emphasize enough that they should not be trusted - especially for something as critical as electrical wiring. People need to understand that AI isn't "intelligent" at all. It doesn't think. It just spits out a statistically probable set of words.SLJ said:Asking Grok AI electrical questions? No. Unless upgrading to an inverter to run AC or microwave (which a single 100ah barttery really won't do) do not change the value of any fuses. If you are adding an inverter follow the inverters installation instructions.