RV Repair
Have you ever found yourself out on a secluded dirt road, five miles you’re your campground and ten from the nearest service station, when your RV engine sputters, stalls and shuts down? Would you know what to do in that situation? How about something a little less daunting, like a broken roof antenna—do you know how to fix it?
If not, then that’s where RV Repair Club comes in handy. We have a wide selection of RV repair tutorials to help you navigate any RV repair project, from malfunctioning refrigerators and clogged propane pines to faulty slide rooms and cracked windshields. In each step-by-step walkthrough, we teach you the expert tips and techniques you need to fix any component on your RV, as well as fill you in on the essential RV repair and maintenance products we think everyone should carry on their rig.
With our series on RV repair solutions, you can feel confident knowing that you’re prepared for any unexpected fixes you face while out on the road. Follow along as RVing guru Dave Solberg demonstrates each step of the process, and you’ll be able to tackle any trouble your motorhome and the great outdoors throw at you.
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3:02RV delamination is a problem that can affect all sizes of vehicles, but is most common in coaches. We received a question from a Club member who was experiencing delamination on the sidewall of his Coachmen Class C. He wondered what could be do to fix this issue and how he should go about preventing
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2:03We’ve had a handful of members write in wondering what to do when the leveling jacks on their RV’s slide room, fifth wheel or tow trailer aren’t working properly. For most of these cases, their hydraulic system has either taken on a disturbing growling noise upon descension of the leveling jacks or they simply won’t
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4:11If you’ve ever encountered a shorted series of electrical outlets on your RV and felt completely stumped for a solution, trust us, you’re not alone. But rest easy, the source of the problem is common, and the fix is simple. In this lesson, RV expert Dave Solberg teaches you what to do when you discover
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1:59To ensure the longest lifespan for the materials and components on your RV, you want to treat them with care and use proper techniques for altering and updating them. Close attention should be paid when mounting or drill into plastic on interior and exterior of your rig, as you’ll want to avoid spider cracking whenever
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1:46If you notice your RV slide room is experiencing some sort of malfunction, you may need to troubleshoot to diagnose the problem and figure out the best course of action. In order to pinpoint the proper solution, you have to first determine the type of RV slide out mechanism that’s equipped on your rig. Once
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3:14The Accu-Slide camper slide-out has completely changed the game when it comes to maximizing the confined living quarters of an RV. With an Accu-Slide, you can add much needed space to your RV bedroom when you reach your destination, and all it takes is the push of a button. But, like any RV component, there’s
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2:26Over time, the cables on your RV’s Accu-Slide cable slide room will loosen due to repeated opening and closing. This slackening may result in your Accu-Slide not retracting and extending to its fullest capability, which can lead to leaking, molding and other unwanted scenarios. That’s why the Accu-Slide comes equipped with instructions for adjusting all
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3:02If you own a Norcold RV refrigerator, your unit may be up for a recall. In 2010, Norcold released a recall notice to all owners of a number of the company’s refrigerator models in regard to an issue with the cooling unit that could lead to hazardous fire. The Norcold refrigerator recall has already been
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3:36When it comes to maintaining the exterior components on your RV, regular preventative care is just as important as making the right fix when the damage is done. This is especially true for a TPO RV roof, which is that thin skin of rubber material that lines the roof of your rig. It’s prone to
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