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Tha_Rooster · 02-08-2012, 05:36 PM

They do take up about 2 bays I don't have one but my little webber takes care of my needs. I really do like the outside tv, so to answer your question I would not by one for it and I would not buy it just because it had one.

evansj2 · 02-09-2012, 05:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Cat

I always wondered how do the out side sinks drain? Do they drain into a bucket or is there a pump?

Pump, but there is a drain spigot

jshidemantle · 02-15-2012, 09:25 AM

It drips constantly along side the one hose into the compartment below the sink. Does anyone know how to get at the fittings back of the sink? If I could release the slide mechanism to get it out farther and get behind it would be nice. However some of the lines are not long enough to permit that so wonder how they service this thing?
We love the OS kitchen just want to fix the leak.

Jack

ninos · 02-16-2012, 05:41 AM

I replaced my hoses the way I did I put two jack stands on the floor to rest the kitchen on and removed the screws that old the the sliding track on the kitchen cabinet remove the screws on the furniture side not the Rv side and then I slid it out resting it on the Rv and the jack stands but I that point there is enought space to work in there just make sure to change both of the hoses hot and cold they are pretty cheap also what I did I removed the uper liner inside of the cabinet and left it out because you can't see in there any way and every time you close the kitchen take a look in there and make sure the hoses are not folded in the back because that was the reason mine got leacking. I hope this helps you it worked for me. Joe

jshidemantle · 02-16-2012, 07:47 AM

Thanks Ninos , I think I got the general idea of how to take it out. I may have to disconnect the 120VAC power cable because that has no extra length to it. Leaving the back off is a good idea to make it easier to get at in the future. Hopefully the problem is one of the braided hoses and not the crimp fittings. I have no way of dealing with those that I know of.
Anybody else know how to fix a leak in the plastic lines with crimp fittings? At least that's what I'm assuming they are.

Jack

jshidemantle · 02-18-2012, 07:17 AM

Well finally got the leak fixed. You were right Joe. After disconnecting the 120V line I could pull the kitchen out far enough on one side to get behind it and see what was going on. One of the fittings connecting to the faucet was loose. All I had to do was tighten it and I was good to go. Could not loosen the clamp hoding the water hoses against the backside. If I ever have to go back in there again I will find a way to get rid of that. That will make pulling it much easier.

Jack

Clayobx · 02-18-2012, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Tha_Rooster

They do take up about 2 bays I don't have one but my little webber takes care of my needs. I really do like the outside tv, so to answer your question I would not by one for it and I would not buy it just because it had one.

One of the reasons we rv is to escape winter climates. Our mh does not have the kitchen outside but tv is outside we spend every nice evening grilling watching tv and thoroughly enjoy the entertainment center great, great option. We vote for it!

mrrusty21 · 02-27-2012, 02:34 AM

I wish I had ithe outside kitchen just for the outside sink. Using a cooler and a portable grill dosnt bother me, but I hate having to go inside to wash my hands or rinse off the BBQ sauce brush it I drop it on the ground.

Dwillie · 02-27-2012, 06:55 AM

we don't have one on ours but friends of our has one and when we all camp together we spend most of the time around their outside kitchen. if I was to get another MH it would for sure have one.