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9/29/2009 11:17:15 AM
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betterRVing
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Using a Voltmeter in your RV with Ernie
A good RVer isn’t afraid to roll their sleeves up and take matters into
their own hands when things go awry in the RV. In this series, Ernie Herring
reveals which tools every RVer should have in their personal toolbox
and how to use those tools like a seasoned pro.
Click here to watch the video on the BetterRVing website.
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10/14/2009 3:30:48 PM
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Don (donjanparker@hotmail.com)
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We have a 98 winnabago with dual windows. The air or moisture has gotten between them and I can t see out real good. How do I fix them???
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10/15/2009 10:50:11 AM
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Billy (Lazydays)
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Good question Don. They are repairable. The average repair takes about 3-4 hours per window by a certified technician. I am the glass shop manager at Lazydays and I can personally help you answer your questions by calling me at 800-282-7800 Ext.4450.
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10/16/2009 6:41:20 AM
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Frank (Eatontown, NJ )
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Good Job!
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12/20/2009 5:47:28 AM
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John (Tampa)
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Just bought one of these things and was wondering how it worked and what I could use it for. How does one go about getting someone to walk them through the various ways a voltmeter can be used to test fuses, plugs, etc..
Thanks
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12/20/2009 5:47:45 AM
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John (Tampa)
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Just bought one of these things and was wondering how it worked and what I could use it for. How does one go about getting someone to walk them through the various ways a voltmeter can be used to test fuses, plugs, etc..
Thanks
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12/31/2009 10:22:27 AM
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Doc (fulltimer)
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Thanks Ernie! We enjoyed your valuable information and look forward to hearing more.
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12/31/2009 10:22:51 AM
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Doc (fulltimer)
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Thanks Ernie! We enjoyed your valuable information and look forward to hearing more.
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1/7/2010 11:13:22 PM
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Frank (J Ville, FL)
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Ernie is awesome... I can really see how this all helps and the willingness to help us fix our problems in the field is greatly appreciated!!
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1/7/2010 11:13:22 PM
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Frank (J Ville, FL)
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Ernie is awesome... I can really see how this all helps and the willingness to help us fix our problems in the field is greatly appreciated!!
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1/7/2010 11:13:22 PM
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Frank (J Ville, FL)
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Ernie is awesome... I can really see how this all helps and the willingness to help us fix our problems in the field is greatly appreciated!!
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5/13/2010 12:50:00 PM
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betterRVing
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7/19/2010 8:55:44 PM
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Wayne (PA)
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Ernie, Your opening window states our applicance operating voltage is 110 volts. Later in your demo you say 120 volts is just right. I know the 120 voltage is the proper voltage. You may be miss leading RV ers on this subject.
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8/7/2010 8:55:44 AM
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Edward (Flick)
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Ernie s new found career.
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8/16/2010 4:13:50 PM
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Loye (Wyoming)
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How do I find Owner Manual for a 77 440 Dodge Tioga Motor Home?
Also the one for trouble shooting and what ever the original owner got.
Loye Cochran
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8/16/2010 6:08:11 PM
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Steve Roddy
Lazydays Employee
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Contact Dodge for the chassis manual or Chilton's. Contact Fleetwood for owners manual. There will not be a service manual for the Fleetwood. Most manufacturers and appliance providers do have manuals on-line. You will need the manufacturer and model of each appliance.
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1/17/2012 1:42:57 PM
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Mick Davis (Modesto)
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yeah good story on this,but my question is ,,that a tree landed on my RV and some cabinets came down ,can anyone tell me how to rehang them up????please Help!!!!
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1/18/2012 11:41:20 PM
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Steve Roddy
Lazydays Employee
Posts 616
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The cabinets are installed by screwing them to the framework in the ceiling and walls. Use a stud finder and locate the supports to re-attach the cabinets.
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