If the side-by-side refrigerator on your fifth wheel or motorhome seems to shift out of place while you’re driving, there could be several simple solutions. Depending on the type of RV refrigerator you own, the fix you need might also be very inexpensive. To help you find the proper cure for what ails your fridge, Dave Solberg introduces various potential pieces that are susceptible to loosening. He shows you where you need to look outside your rig, then explains what happens when the components on RV refrigerators get jostled in transit. With Dave’s troubleshooting advice, you’ll be able to keep that wandering icebox right where it belongs!
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RV Kitchen Faucet Replacement Instructions
The vibration from being on the road can loosen even the most secure fittings, making it easy for dirt and foreign objects to get underneath the faceplate of your kitchen faucet. This is just one of the many reasons you might need to replace this basic fixture. Doing your own kitchen plumbing might seem like…
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Wingman Boosts the Reach of Your RV TV Antenna
With the advent of new technologies like HDTV and digital TV, RVers often ask whether they need a new RV TV antenna. This informative video introduces the easy-to-install Wingman booster that effectively increases your range and reception, eliminating the need to invest in another RV TV antenna. The video asks you to analyze how much…
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Double Your Antenna Signal Strength by Installing the Winegard Rayzar Air
One of the best things about living the RV lifestyle is the beautiful scenery you’ll enjoy right outside your front door. Anything gets old after enough time has passed, though, and that includes even beautiful natural vistas. Sooner or later you’re going to want to enjoy your favorite television shows just for a change of…
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Reduce the Noise Caused by RV Sinks
Aluminum and stainless steel RV sinks can be a bit noisy, especially when confined in a small kitchen area. Tinging noises can come from dropping things in the sink and movement/vibrations while driving. These types of sinks also do not maintain temperatures for both hot and cold items very long. Some more modern RV sinks…
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This is not a “how to” video…it’s yet another talking only video. How to on a video is usually a video of How to do it! I don’t want to hear about what he would do, as i didn’t choose an audio version of this…videos are for those with visual learning styles…this is not helpful.
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