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Old 04-11-2009, 08:08 AM   #1
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My wifes brother-in-law just picked up a 2004 Cardinal 29wb. He is looking for a manual for this unit. Can anyone helpout?

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I would suggest e-mailing or calling the manufacturer - that's what I did for my Fleetwood. The manuals are not very helpful, but they are a place to start!

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I would suggest that he forget a manual from Forest River. It is so generic that he will find it useless. There will be no wiring schematics or anything else in it. Instead, go the the web sites for the various components that he has installed and download manuals for those items.
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I agree with donn0128. My Cedar Creek has a generic manual. I have had great success downloading .pdf format manuals from individual manufacturer websites.
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