u/GuyFieriIsMySon

My girlfriend’s mom has a 15yr old system and she said that the inverter will shut off, she resets it, and then it shuts off not long after again. I did residential solar for about 2 years with Sunpower but we mostly installed AC solar systems and this is DC so I’m not sure if this is something I should take a crack at. I’ve done panel upgrades and other electrical work pertaining to solar so I feel comfortable replacing the inverter if that’s what’s needed. I have a multimeter and tools for an install and I’m aware of the hazards working near electricity. I haven’t worked in the residential solar field for about 2 years now so I just want some opinions on what might be wrong and if this seems like a DIY project. Thanks for any advice!

This will be my first payment on my first trailer and I am wanting to pay $550-$600 per month to pay this thing off quick. So that equates to $268-$318 extra per month. Is that a reasonable amount to try and pay it off in 4-5 years? And reading online it said something about applying the extra amount to principal only but I’m not sure if that’s right and my lender doesn’t seem to have an option for it. Thank you for any advice :)

I bought this 2024 coachmen clipper 17CBH a few weeks ago and it was never used but sat for some time. Anyways I stepped in a small puddle and tracked the leak to this spot by the water pump. I don’t use the water pump and I’m hooked up to city water. The leak seems to be inconsistent and this is the 2nd time it has happened. I am new to owing trailers and I’m not sure if this is an easy fix or something I need to call warranty about. I would call warranty but they would want me to bring the trailer down I imagine and I don’t want to do that if I can fix it. I probably have most of the tools I’d need to fix this if anyone can point me in the right direction I’d appreciate it and how I can prevent this from happening again