thank you. I will make sure that is the case.

Thanks. I will double check.

@@DidWe We couldn't understand why we were on shore power and the house batteries were not charging. I looked at the breakers and the 'converter' label was over a blank (no breaker present) spot. There was a breaker tripped that was marked 'general receptacles'. I reset that breaker and the house batteries went from 11.2v to 13v immediately. When I looked closer, I realized the the labels were shifted.

@@lastj20 HI. Correct. Same issue on this end. I am glad we found out. However, I am seeing a battery drain on the house batteries when I turn off the master switch. Do you have the same issue?

@@DidWe Yes. I see that too. In one of the Thor videos (Getting to know your Magnitude I believe), they said there are still things draining the battery, especially if you leave the inverter on (both Refrigerators will run) and other items, radio etc.

@@lastj20 Gotcha. I will make sure it is off. Thanks!

On the steering wheel?

Good to know. TY

Thanks

Thank you. As we work out some of the bugs…we are enjoying the RV more too.

Yes. We love it. I believe all new RVs have issues and tweeking.

My wife and I purchased this RV last July and we are still taking it back for RPR’s, our warranty is up but we have a extended warranty and we’ll see how that works but if you do purchase one I recommend spending a little cash to have an outsider inspection guy do it regardless of what the dealership tells you cause we found issues that needed to be resolved before taking home, as of today we have still to repair both end-caps front & rear where they connect at roof to reapply caulking and top rails to be replaced because fastening screws pulled out, not under warranty if you exceed past 6 month’s they don’t tell you this so have it checked before 6 month’s, so we have to ante-up and pay for exceeding the warranty, we thought we had a year warranty on this, just a heads up fellow future owner, but all in all we are really enjoying our camping experience cause it has really been a joy setting up and packing up in a matter of an hr rather than hrs. If you know what I mean.

Yes, all 3 of ours did. You have to have the inverter turned on. They are not DC only TVs

Fellow owner of Thor Omni or magnitude, the refrigerator cools much Quicker then the propane/electric fridges, I usually can start introducing food in about 8 hrs of turning on, there’s a knob inside your fridge and can be adjusted, we Usually adjust to #4 but if really hot outside like 100+ dg. Max it out and try not to open frequently. Have a great time Lou

@@louieromero5692 Thank you - if you turn it (the inside refrigerator switch) on the evening before - what else do you have to do? where is it drawing the power from? Sorry to ask all this - we've had many RV's before this one but it's not operating the same as the others! We love it though.

No, I’ve tried and it’s not worth hitting you A/C ,check actually height on building verses you RV before entering, there are a few truck stop washes which wash manually with brushes but you may need to enquire how the brushes they use cause they could be very course on bristles, maybe you can bring your own if you ask them. Fellow Omni owner Lou

Hi. There is a hose connection for the back flush. When we try to run water through it…there is a block. Thor believes the check valve might have not been installed correctly. So I asked where the check valve was. To my surprise, they told me it was in the wall by the shower for some reason.

Thanks for your reply and information, so to be clear you actually plug your back flush hose into the white receptacle by the outdoor shower to do the back flush? I was thinking that this white hose receptacle was used to fill your fresh water tank if you didn't want to use the one on the other side that is gravity fed. thx

@@joeturnbough6726 hi. correct. our water tank fill is on the other side of the RV.

Hi David, thank you! This was very helpful as it was not clear to me in reading the manual.

I usually dump both black then grey, I have a short hose connected to that fitting at all times so I don’t have to disconnect and reconnect every time I flush,but yes you need to spray black tank for a few minutes then drain, I also recommend applying atleast 2-3 gallons of water back to black tank using that very hose & connection and then apply your deodorizer liquid or drop pouch in toilet so while driving it will wash the walls on your black & grey tank, don’t forget to add a couple of gallons to your sink.

It's in storage right now. But yes...I believe it does.

HI. I did not have much luck with them on the prices. I was able to get them to lowed it around 1% off their promoted price. That is why I had to pickup the RV in the middle of the country. By calling around I saved $20k. Plus a lot of dealers have these RV Prep fees. The one I purchased from did not have it. That was a $1,500 savings too. From what I am seeing every quarter the price of these units continue to head North. This being the case, if the unit you get has a lot of issues are you refuse to take it…the next one you find is more than likely going to cost more. This is true of most all manufactures from what I am seeing. Just a strange time in the RV world.