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Well, my plans have changed.? My original intention was to remove the roofs and A walls so I could fix some wall alignment issues, and replace a hinge seal.? Today, after pulling my dinette area

I recently bought an A-Liner which the former owner identified as a 2018 Scout. ?I do have the Title and it does state this is a 2018 Scout and it does give a vehicle number. I think the paperwork

Please remove from this group since we have sold our Aliner. Thanks for all the support and emails. Tony Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2024 8:40 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Selling

I've replaced quite a bit of my floor.? I used plywood?and coated it with flex seal.? For support where needed, I capped the existing edges with aluminum channel, then attached angle to that,

If you encounter rotted wood in the flooring or your camper, a good repair is to cut out the rotted portion, build a steel understructure for its replacement if needed, then use Trex or Azek to

That is a good point. There is a Facebook group where you cannot post back the result normally (it is forbidden and blocked by the time I can complete the job.) I've had water leaking where the

This issue comes up occasionally on a Facebook group I belong to.? I just found a post with multiple owners having issues.? I have reached out to see what they ultimately used.?? It's funny how

Anyone know what bulb to use for the entryway nightlight?

Hello Emily: You need to balance what you can sell your camper for, as-is or repaired, vs the repair costs. Can you stick it pack up with some spray glue? When we bought our camper it had serious

Does anyone know if replacing an Aliner's wall covering is something a novice could do? Or should we take it to an RV repair place?? We had some water leakage while the camper was in storage and now

Hello Brian: They are from European equipment and I call them DIN

In the files for this group is an article I posted on adding an analog ammeter and also on replacing the converter.? If you have an ammeter and a voltmeter installed in the system you can detect

Impressive Carl!? What is the source of the plastic box and what is it called!? I have never seen such a clean wiring setup!

Hi Thomas: Before you are done, you might clean up the rat's nest of wires like this: This made it very easy to replace the Convertor when the AC buss failed. Carl.

90% of the time it's the fuse by the battery, as people have been suggesting.? That's out in the weather, and possibly salt, so it rusts.? And it's not just the fuse that goes bad.? The fuse holder

I have found these to be indispensable when taking anything apart having to do with wires.? Tag them all before disconnecting and you're good to go.? I'm sure when I bought them 30 years ago that

I have both meter and test light and will begin the search! A bit intimidated by what looks like multi colored spaghetti noodles inside the converter.

Did you check the main 12 volt fuse at the battery?? Since it works on shore power it has to be battery power to the converter.? Hopefully you have a multi meter, or at least a test light.? Start

Double check the fuse in the battery box. Even if the fuse itself is good, it's contacts could have oxidized over time because of the semi-outdoor conditions. I have had a similar issue last year

That really sounds like a bad connection somewhere between the battery and the converter. That could even be right at the battery terminals. Scott Ellington