• 6:36

    Simple Tips for RV Water Heater Maintenance

    There are still some economy RV models with water heaters that require users to physically ignite the pilot light. However, most current models utilize 6- or 10-gallon tanks with electronic ignition (AKA direct spark ignition). You won’t typically need to do too much RV water heater maintenance because there’s not a whole lot that can…

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  • 8:35

    RV Furnace Troubleshooting Tips and System Overview

    There’s not a ton of maintenance required on an RV furnace, which operates similarly to the furnace in your home. However, there are things you can do to make it run more efficiently and to troubleshoot if you experience any issues. Say for instance, what should happen when the furnace on a 2003 Winnebago Brave,…

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  • 2:19

    Watch TV Anywhere You Want With The Pace Wireless HDMI Extender Kit

    Gone are the days of tripping on extension cords and fiddling with obstructed external antennae. With the Wireless HDMI Extender Kit from Pace, you’ll never again have to fret over your outdoor TV setup or wonder whether you’ll get a good enough signal. In this quick video lesson, Dave Solberg demonstrates how Pace’s wireless extender…

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  • 20:25

    RV Refrigerator Troubleshoot: Common Issues and Fixes

    The absorption system that constitutes your RV’s refrigerator is an excellent and complex but often misunderstood series of components. People tend to think these units work like magic, in that they can just pile a bunch of food into their fridge on a warm day and expect to come back in an hour to find…

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  • 4:52

    Enjoying In-Motion TV on any Road Trip

    In the olden days of RVing, getting television out on the road was a complicated and often unsatisfying process. You generally had one or two options for standard definition cable, and it took a bit of patience to get the darn thing set up at each campground. Nowadays, with the magic of gyroscopic satellite receivers,…

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  • 4:31

    Blackout Shade Installation for Upgraded Window Treatments

    In this step-by-step video lesson, RV repair and maintenance expert Dave Solberg walks you through a demonstration blackout shade installation. He completes the demo on a 2003 Winnebago Brave, which was in need of some updated window treatments as an alternative to its old pleated blinds. Many RVers nowadays are turning to blinds and shades…

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  • 6:10

    Tune in From Anywhere with the Winegard Air 360+

    Gone are the days of cranking up your batwing antenna to receive a spotty television signal in your RV. Thanks to manufacturers like Winegard and products such as the Winegard Air 360+, you have access to reliable, crystal-clear television no matter where you travel. In this free video lesson, Dave Solberg talks about the benefits…

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  • 11:57

    Finding a Water Leak on Your Rig

    Have you noticed water collecting in an unusual spot in your RV? Are you terribly confused how that could be possible when you know for a fact your vehicle is sealed up tight? You’re not alone! Water leaks can crop up in surprising places on any RV, be it a motorhome, camper or fifth wheel.…

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  • 9:08

    Replacing a Water Diverter Valve

    In this premium video lesson, RV maintenance and repair expert Dave Solberg teaches you how to replace a leaky water diverter valve in your RV plumbing system. Recently the RV Repair Club crew was recently asked to inspect a Winnebago Bravo that was experiencing leaky plumbing. Dave and his team started by removing the system’s…

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