Found it. Don't need pix. Where is filter and how do you take it out to clean it? Sorry to be asking so many dumb questions.

My guess is you have two filters. One - the large whole house filter used to filter city water and a very small debris filter attached to the water pump inlet hose from fresh water tank. Have not followed plumbing lines yet but suspect tank water is also filtered by whole house filter.
Whole house filter is in the long white plastic cyl. in pic 1. Pump filter is very small object connected to pump at end of yellow thing in pic 2. Note: older pump filters have a clear bowl. Both filters unscrew. Large filter may need plastic wrench to remove, is not cleanable but can be removed for inspection and is replaceable. Small pump filter can easily be removed for cleaning and would not normally need to be replaced.

Hello Thortogo,
I have the same year and model coach and I experience the same noise from my driver's side large slide. Sounds like the rubber seals are rubbing against the box making a squeeking noise. I plan on buying a pair of inexpensive slide locks that sit on top of the box when closed. I had a pair on my old TT super slide to keep the box tight which worked great. I will try the same with this coach and see if the noise goes away. Just a thought.

Opcop

I should have been clearer. I am talking about the pump filter. Thanks for the pix and the description. If I want to clean that filter (the manual says to do it regularly), what do I actually have to do? Do I have to somehow stop the water flow? Won't there be a big leak if I disconnect without doing something first?

Pump has valve that prevents city water from flowing into tank so that should not be a problem. Water from fresh water tank will flow so you might need to temp install a plug -1/2" I think - or keep open end higher than water level in tank if possible. Filter is only for debris large enough to damage pump or prevent pump valves from sealing and is usually nothing more than a stainless screen. After the first time (learning how to) cleaning should only be a matter of seconds and water loss will be minimal. All I do in unscrew cap, remove filter and flush everything with water from outdoor shower.

Mine looks different than yours. On the right side (where your yellow marker is, although I don't have that yellow marker) there is a similar looking line coming in, but it doesn't have the black valve looking thing that looks like it has the screw top. Is that the filter housing? And why wouldn't mine have it?

Yellow marker was just used to point at filter housing.

Screw top is the removable filter

Why you don't have one? Ask dealer or Thor. New one is only five or six bucks and really ought to be there to protect pump.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000V2W0GE/...I1R6BO6H7PO3M0

Yours came standard witih the MH? I am thinking the factory screwed up and left it off of mine.

Interior Entry Light
 

At night, we don't usually use the overhead LED lights in the coach. That's not really a problem except when entering or leaving the coach. The entry steps are very dark and the inside door handle is hard to see. I wanted to install an interior LED light above the entry door and I found our perfect solution at Lowe's.

The Sylvania Motion Detecting LED light attaches with a magnet, is battery operated, very bright, has an adjustable "on" timer and has a photo optic cell so it only comes on when it senses motion and when it's dark. It's bright enough to light the entire stairway and door handle but not too bright to blind you.

After attaching a small round metal disc under the cabinet above the entry door with included adhesive & small screw, the light simply hangs onto the disc with it's built-in magnet. It seems like it won't stay on when attached but it's been road tested and hasn't fallen off!

I mounted the light so the motion detector is pointed towards the door. That way the light does not come on every time you walk past the doorway inside the coach but only when you go down the steps. When entering at night, it turns on as soon as you open the door. I have the "on" timer set at 10 seconds and that works for us.

Thanks, that is nice! I am going to Lowe's to find one today!


Ted

LyonsL - great find! I have been buying individual electronic parts to do same thing but like your find much better. Thank you.

The light is a great MOD. Will be doing the same. Thanks
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@LyonsL - Thanks for great easy mod . I done this today ! :goodjob:

Great idea, I will be doing the same. Thanks for the information.