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Old 08-19-2017, 06:52 AM   #1
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Black & Grey tank controls stiff

CC 29RE....2014.......Controls are getting very stiff and hard to move in and out......May try and open the bottom panel(s).....Anyone know where to do this??? Any other solutions?
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Spray the rods with silicone. Keeps them moving very easy.
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Spray the rods with silicone. Keeps them moving very easy.
That usually works.
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Same,,, spray silicon... If you have cables to the valves like our new rv,,, then yes you will need to get to the valves themselves,,, along with lubing the cables...
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