How to Find Your RV Owner's Manual

Most RVs come with a stack of manuals: one for the coach, plus separate manuals for the furnace, water heater, fridge, AC, slides, leveling jacks and generator. If you bought used, many of these are often missing.

Where to look

1. The RV maker's website. Many manufacturers post owner's manuals by year and model.
2. Appliance maker websites. Look for the model number on the appliance's label (often on the side or behind an access panel) and search the maker's site.
3. Your dealer. A dealer service department can often get manuals for your model.
4. RvWay. RvWay has a library of more than 130,000 RV manuals and brochures. Add your RV to My Garage and Way can read your manual and tell you the page for what you're asking.

Write down your numbers

Keep these somewhere easy to find:

• Year, make, model and floorplan (trim)
• VIN (on the federal label near the entry door, or on the frame for towables)
• Appliance model and serial numbers

These numbers are also what you need to check for safety recalls on your RV and its chassis.