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Image 1 — Winnebago Solis 59P: Solar Panel soft-edging peeling off
Image 2 — Winnebago Solis 59P: Solar Panel soft-edging peeling off
Image 3 — Winnebago Solis 59P: Solar Panel soft-edging peeling off
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Winnebago Solis 59P: Solar Panel soft-edging peeling off

Homies - So I was washing the pollen off of my '25 Solis 59p and noticed that the soft-edging of the roof-top solar panel was peeling off, allowing water underneath. There were some pine needles set in there as well that I removed. It's been under cover all winter so hopefully minimal damage/grown.

Wondering if anyone else has seen this, and what might be a suggested fix? I intend to contact the dealer since I've had it just over a year, but want to be armed with some knowledge before working with them.

u/NathanArizona — 1 day ago
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so this past winter unfortunately a tree went through the roof of my trailer. luckily for me it give me the excuse I’ve been looking for to build one myself. I’ll be using the old frame and building ontop of that. now to the point if I wanted to set it up so that I can plug it into a 30amp power supply but not necessarily run it off a battery or solar, what I want to know is if I install the plug do I need to connect it to a fuse box before running wires to install plugs for things like my phone, a fan or a heater among other things. and if that is the case does anyone have any suggestions on which boxes would work for what Ive described

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u/Hopeful_Money_6695 — 10 days ago