where does the rubber seal go on the camco hybrid heat for rv?
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If you are talking about the rubber grommet, you have to drill a 5/8 or 1/2 inch hole in the sheet metal, without drilling through the tank, and your wires go through it. Hope this helps.
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There is a rubber seal for the lid. You can remove it if necessary. Now the question is: where does one order this seal...
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Not sure what part your talking about. The cover is attached to a rail which mounts on both side of bed. Make sure you have it mounted correctly. I do not have any issue with seal.
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You will have to use the "Camp Chef RV Connection Hose", also available through Amazon! It has a quick disconnect that will plug into this 57282 extension hose, or straight into your quick disconnect on the trailer. Then you unscrew the hose that is connected to the Camp Chef Stove, and screw the end of the new hose straight to the grill.
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There is no rubber seal but you can run the wire. This smoker is built extremely well!
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Here is the one I had installed with it. Fernco Inc. FTS-3 3-Inch Wax Free Toilet Seal
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I could not find the gasket either. I used a special hi-temp silicone gasket maker from an automotive parts store.
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Yes; part was all but identical to that I removed. No trick to the installation; rather than RV sealant of the usual variety, which I was out of, I used standard DAP silicone kitchen/bath caulk, which was on hand. Worked jes' fine. mw
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There is only one seal required. It goes on the back, and the cap keeps the grease in from the front.
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Here is what my RV repair shop told me to do. Remove the AC (it is really easy to do, just remove the interior cover, unplug the unit and remove the bolts) then use a paintbrush to go around the AC hole, the vents and all the seams. The roll over the remaining area. (This makes the "coat" over the seams and such thicker) then put a new seal around the AC, reinstall the unit and complete. I did this took it back to my guy and he said " looks perfect!
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you just screw it in by hand, twisting east individual line. It will seal. I put mine in a travel trailer and have had no problems
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This is the felt seal for the back of the dryer. The hard plastic one for the front will probably be called a"bearing", not a seal. Good luck!
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Check the rubber gasket. If it is getting brittle, it will not seal. A cheap, easy fix.
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You remove the existing vent cover and slide this one on. I think I screwed it on with some screws and put a caulking/sealant around the edge. Overall, it works great and you don't get odors inside the motor home or camper anymore.
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Hi, the kit i just recieved had the aluminum/rubber gasket. this was a really nice kit that had the paperwork to help make sure the timming was correct.
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Mine has a rubber gasket. Not sure why you would need silicone unless they forgot the gasket.
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You need to replace the gasket in the female part you are putting it into. That rubber gets hard.