A couple of questions about mid 2000's Road Trek 190's.

[hbn7hj]

Originally Posted by RoadToad@live.com

Also, propane switch for water heater acts strange.
Switch it on (switch above kitchen sink) and the red indicator glows, ignition occurs, flame comes on, red indicator immediately goes out; flame continues and hot water results in about 3 minutes.
My owners manual does not indicate what the actual behavior should be.
Previous rigs we have had, the indicator light stayed on throughout the heating cycle.
Is this the normal behavior on my RT?

(Apologies for hijacking this thread, but have never been enabled to "start threads".)

That is normal behavior.

[hbn7hj]

Originally Posted by RoadToad@live.com

Here is an unexpected discovery.
In our recently acquired 2003 Chevy 190V, there is no filler port in the driver door jamb for the external tank.

Tank is there but no fill port.
Can fill from City water port.

Has anyone else here experienced that?

Nope, but I can see why they left it out on the Versatile. It is behind the wardrobe in the Popular. You could add it. You would have to cut three large openings in steel. It plumbs to the aft end of the tank. You could check for a fitting there

[Stevemo]

You can see what should be there on a 2004 Popular at about 3:50 of this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0yeumf2YyY

It could be behind the wardrobe.

[Road Toad]

Thanks Guys for this.

[Pentex3]

Normal behavior. My 11C290P water heater does the same. If the light remains on the water is not heating.