BobGarrett

Milton solution. Add to tank, leave for as long as possible then empty and refill a couple of times.

Page 14 of the Service part of the Bailey Adamo manual which is the circuit schematics shows a fuse named as Aux. On the actual unit it is labelled as I described.

Many french supermarkets do cheap rentals on good cars so search them out in the particular location. And 'location' is the key words for hire.

Thanks for all your inputs. To clarify a few points... My Adamo was made in 2021. All correct readings were made with a digital multimeter, though I did not give the extra decimal places. The manual referred to is the manual I have where the circuit schematics say they are for the Alliance despite the manual covering other vans too. The rear view screen is powered by the engine electrics as shown by the fact the screen turns off when the engine stops in its stop/start mode when stationary! I did search the Facebook group to no avail. I will have to try tracing the wires.

That was the 0.1A referred to.

We have a Bailey Adamo which seems to be using current when nothing is on except the Seattle control unit itself. When powered on there is a draw of nearly 0.6A. I realise this is not a lot but if we are "wild" then it might be important. By removing the fuses one by one I found the major draw - around 0.5A is a fuse labelled Aux, Monitor, Aerial. Disconnecting the aerial reduces it by about 0.1A. So where is the other 0.4A going? Nothing is plugged into the 12v sockets nor USB connectors. The Bailey manual does not show anything connected other than the sockets - but then the supplied manual is not model specific. Anyone got any suggestions?

It is the Thetford N4000. Thanks for the suggestions. I had thought of sticking it in place but that seemed a bit basic and what about if we needed to change it because we did see a brand new MH with a cracked front panel. Anyway we will apply something sticky but not too sticky...

The front panel on a Thetford fridge seems to be just a sheet of plastic slid into a panel. This is not just a bit "wobbly" so not looking good but I also think it is one source of rattles when driving. Has anyone else noticed this and found a solution?

We are looking for Dark Skies Festivals where we can take and stay in our motorhome - maybe the one in Yorkshire in February - but struggling to find one where we can stay and take part in the viewings without having to then drive the 'van back to a campsite. Anyone with any suggestions?

On a new van (to us) we have these clip on gauges. Can anyone comment on how accurate they are as on the active cylinder it stayed at the top for a long time, then suddenly was in the yellow and now red. Yet there is still gas coming out. Getting it out to weigh is difficult. So many options of what could be wrong and we have already changed the gauge to a new one which is still red. Could it be that they indicate full until the last dregs, or maybe the rod/magnet in the cylinder has failed, or maybe we have a gas leak. Any thoughts?