No Hot water

[Yaktop]

in the Keys. Have a Girard tankless. Set up as usual and later the wife complained there was no hot water. Hmm. Looks like no flame. Reset/on/off/pulled fuse, nothing. Was bumming. Then someone on You Tube mentioned this. Well it turned out the RV park water flow was below the threshold for the heater. Wouldn't light. I switched over to the tank & coach pump and works just fine.

Knowledge gained. You Tube is the balls.

[Cason61]

Originally Posted by Yaktop

in the Keys. Have a Girard tankless. Set up as usual and later the wife complained there was no hot water. Hmm. Looks like no flame. Reset/on/off/pulled fuse, nothing. Was bumming. Then someone on You Tube mentioned this. Well it turned out the RV park water flow was below the threshold for the heater. Wouldn't light. I switched over to the tank & coach pump and works just fine.

Knowledge gained. You Tube is the balls. [emoji144]

Yeah, about those keys. I just got some colored key covers for mine and it's alphabetical, blue is the highest key for the door, then green, next is red and the yellow is for the lowest locks. And the hood key is way too big to be color coded. Oh yeah, since I might lose them, I had 3 other sets made. One is in my car, one in my truck and one is in a compartment inside.

[be happy]

OK am I missing something!! What does colored key covers have to do with the OP's post? Please explain

[The Gritz Carlton]

It's called a "brain fart".

[Yaktop]

Ha. I mentioned “in the Keys”. Mentioned since I was thinking how the hell am I going to get this fixed out here. Although plenty of rv’ers here. Techs are probably not many and probably not cheap. Thankfully, I didn’t need a circuit board or something else. 🙏

[Bob Denman]

If you need to bump up the delivery pressure a bit: those inline reducers do a pretty good job as well...
I use a 50-55 psi one from Valterra.

[Bucket List Inn]

Good to know! Thanks Yaktop!