An RV air conditioner should make the inside of your coach feel cooler, cleaner, & more comfortable. It should not make the RV smell like wet towels, old socks, mildew,…

An RV stove should light quickly, burn steadily, & give you a clean blue flame for cooking. So when the burners will not light, click but never ignite, light briefly…

An RV roof vent is supposed to let air, heat, steam, & odors escape without letting rainwater into the coach. So when you see water dripping from the vent trim,…

An RV slide-out seal is supposed to keep water, air, dust, bugs, & road grime outside where they belong. So when the seal starts peeling away, hanging loose, folding incorrectly,…

Your RV city water connection should let you hook up to campground or home water pressure without soaking the side of the RV, dripping into the wet bay, or spraying…

An RV water heater should stay lit long enough to heat the water, recover between uses, & provide steady hot water for showers, dishes, and basic daily comfort. So when…

An RV refrigerator check light is your fridge’s way of saying it tried to do something and could not complete the job. That usually means the refrigerator attempted to run…

Your RV should not feel completely dead the moment you unplug from shore power. Some systems should continue working from the battery, including lights, water pump, furnace controls, refrigerator controls,…

RV plumbing should drain quietly, refill smoothly, & stay mostly unnoticed. So when your sink, shower, toilet, or drain lines start gurgling, bubbling, burping, or making strange hollow noises, it…

An RV leveling jack should lift, stabilize, & hold the coach steady without leaving hydraulic fluid on the ground. So when you notice oily spots near a jack foot, fluid…