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Hi...Yes, I ended up removing the cover and shooting a fan at it until the new fans came in just to keep running. :) Thanks for the LED Headband suggestion. I hate the ones I have actually. I looked them up and will surely order. They have a lot of different versions... amzn.to/2MaXCWC

Oddly Magnum recommends removal of the red first. The order is inverted from a typical battery?

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Seperate systems. 4 of them. Foam Engine Fire Suppression and Clean Halon in the Battery area, Inverter area, and Electrical bay. Here is a videos... (Boy have I lost weight!!!) Electrical: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rpqCe9aBqLLVl5s.html Engine: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rqilbNeCqci5qmQ.html

I thought I kind of did by mentioning you need to be careful even with the power disconnected what you touch. Thus the gloves. :)

@Jack Jones Hi Jack....Yes you are correct. I do have a set of electrician tools but it did not have torque screw heads. So I used the long shaft and electrical tape down the sides.

yes, insulated screwdrivers and nut drivers can pay for themselves in damaged equipment.

@@hightechlowbudgetrv6729 LOL...not to mention "damaged humans". :)

About 27,000. We go from NY to AZ each year though TX and more or less stay put in places we like and not moving around.

I had thought the same thing!!! It would be nice to KNOW OF A FAN FAILURE before you need to find out the hard way that your Inverter/Charger is overheating and need to use a flashlight to look inside it though the vent to see if they are running. In our case we would lose power and then 1 min later it would come back, and then go out again 5/10 mins later. It ONLY show the TEMPERATURE issue on the screen WHEN IT IS HAPPENING. So each time I got to the controller, it had already reset and I had not seen it. It just happened to fail when I was looking at it one time still trying to figure out what was happening. It really should have a fan sensor!

I am sorry, I would have no idea. For example, where we are now if I had a mobile tech come out that could do it, it is $115 per hour just to come out on site with a 1 hour min. I would have no idea what it would cost to as it would be based on how, where, etc. it would be serviced. I just knew I had the skills to be able to do it and want to show it being done just in case it helps someone else who also may be able to do it. The two fans costed $38 shipped from inverterservicecenter.com/ Actual Part Page: inverterservicecenter.com/magnum-energy-44-0004?filter_name=MAG-44-0004

And they would have charged much more for the fans too.

@@naiiawahVideo LOL...You are correct. They would need to come out to find your issue, see it is the fans, then have to likely order them and also mark them up. Thus of course charging you to come back. But again, I did feel good with my knowledge I could make the repair.

I sent mine out to Colorado turned out just the fans were needed. $665.55 way overpriced whe I should have done it myself.

Hi Harry....It was the meds I was on and going though withdraws. All good but I will admit, I was a little nervous when I went in to remove the screw. But the shaft I was using was electrical safe. I don't recommend doing it shaking of course. :) (Thank you kindly for your thoughts and concern.)

He is doing great! He is working hard to get his CGC endorsement & special service training. I am kind of surprised you have not heard back. Jessy is the owner...Reach out again and use our name. I would call, you would likely get voice mail and then, like we did, a text message back that they were currently in training. We started off back and forth via SMS chat.

@@DavidBott yah I reached twice to Jessy

@@george9258 When was the last time? Also is your name Geo? I can ping here as I find that strange. Did you call I take it? You can try Facebook as they are active on it... facebook.com/dogworxacademy/