Keep your camper, fifth wheel, or motorhome running smoothly with these tips, common issues, checks, and simple fixes to avoid costly repairs on the road.
Your RV’s sewer hose isn’t the most glamorous camping topic. Yet this essential piece of equipment demands proper attention and timely replacement to avoid messy disasters. So how often should you replace your RV sewer hose? A good rule of thumb is to replace your RV sewer hose every 2 to 4 years. But for … Read more
RV air conditioners are expensive to repair or replace. Over time, you may notice that your RV air conditioning system becomes less efficient and does not cool you down like it used to. But can you put Freon in an RV air conditioner? It is possible to put Freon in an RV air conditioner by … Read more
Winter is approaching, and as an RV owner, you may be concerned about the potential damage freezing temperatures can cause to your RV’s water system. And can an RV water heater freeze? Yes, an RV water heater can freeze if exposed to sub-freezing temperatures. To prevent freezing, insulate it with foam pipe insulation or a … Read more
Imagine hitting the road for a much-needed vacation in your RV, only to discover that your Everchill RV refrigerator isn’t keeping your food and drinks cold. Frustrating, isn’t it? Is your Everchill RV refrigerator not cooling? If an Everchill RV refrigerator is not cooling, clean the condenser coils, inspect the door gasket for damage or … Read more
One of the most significant issues many recreational vehicle owners face is slide-outs. After all, they are heavy and have a lot of complicated parts. So if yours is not working like it used to, here’s how to fix a sagging RV slide out: Identify the cause Extend and retract the slide-out to see if … Read more
When traveling in your RV, it’s important to have a working heater. Unfortunately, it’s usually on a cold night when we find ourselves asking why is my furnace not working in my RV? As a general rule, RV furnaces usually stop working because of insufficient battery voltage or dirty air filters. So check the air … Read more
Composting toilets are becoming increasingly popular among RV owners and renters due to their eco-friendly nature and potential cost savings. But they aren’t for everyone! So, let’s review the RV composting toilet pros and cons: Some pros of RV composting toilets include reduced water usage, minimal environmental impact, and easy maintenance. However, they may have … Read more
RV refrigerators aren’t like the ones we have at home. Most commonly, refrigerators in campers run on propane. But does an RV fridge need a battery to run on propane? Without a battery or shore power, an RV refrigerator will not be able to open the gas valve and ignite the flame. This means that even … Read more
RVs can’t do much without power. And especially when camping outside of a normal campground, an RVs batteries are crucial. But when on battery power, what’s the fastest way to charge RV batteries? As a general rule, using shore power at a campground or running a built-in generator is the fastest way to charge an … Read more
An RV water system use a water holding tank and water pump, but at campgrounds, RVs are often hooked up to a water supply. But either way, you can sometimes end up with a trickle from the faucet. So, how do you fix low water pressure in an RV? Low water pressure in an RV … Read more