Well I got shook up by the loss of power to the a/c and heater panel so of course I checked? the fuses. all looked good I even found a fuse laying on the floor. three days of crawling around testing for power produced no results. so I went to the Intellitec site and read their trouble shoot info, One suggestion is to check the 5 amp power fuse to the control circuit board for the a/c units.... yeah that's right, the fuse on the floor was 5 amps so I stuck it in the only empty slot on the distribution...

I broke down and replace almost everything in the steps and they are operating fine.


I recently installed new batteries all around.



now my a/c control panel lost power so no a/c or heat! trouble shooting is underway.


I installed a new battery control circuit board and things seem ok but little problems keep popping up.


I did a check up on the generator and it showed improvement, when i start it I get power...

I got my steps working by installing a toggle switch, dropping 200+ bucks for auto operation seemed ridiculous.

Now my front a/c is on the Fritz, I'll have to get up there and see what's going on.

trying to remove the stains in the ceiling is tedious to say the least, and they do look ugly.

I have been making many repairs to my unit so as a log of repairs i hope to put all the info here. so others can see.

I 've reconditioned my furnace
repaired my water heater
patched the roof
and fiberglass shell
blown two tires with massive damage
had over $30,000 charged against my insurance for repairs
Am repairing my steps
rebuilding storage cabinet from rot
I could go on for a long time and not cover all that has been done to this...