After things got back to normal, I was able to take my RV for a checkup. First I took it to a local RV shop and had them go over everything in the back. They installed new CO2 and propane detectors, and checked out all the plumbing and appliances. They replaced a part behind the refrigerator, replaced a gasket at the water inlet, and said everything else looked great. Then I took it to the Ford dealer and had them check out the chassis and engine. They changed the oil, checked the fluids, and other stuff, and told me it was in excellent shape. It had obviously been taken care of well. So now I know for sure, that if something doesn't work, it's me, not the RV.