1994 Rexall Airex Owner's Manual

[mftroop13]

Hi everyone

My wife and I recently purchased a 1994 Rexall Airex 31' RV.

Unfortunately, there is no owner's manual. I contacted Rexall, and they don't have any.

Does anybody know where I can find one?

Thanks!

Mike

[Hangfive]

Hi Mike, to bad the previous owner didn't leave the manuals in her. Generally I think the Rexhall models of that era used the same equipment in them. My 1995 has a 460 FORD F53 chassis. It would be a lot of copying but you would have a manual.

I also have for sale on this website in there for sale ads, a brand new never opened 3 book set of FORD WORKSHOP MANUALS. They tell you how to fix anything on the F53 chassis. I find mine to be invaluable.

I am Max and go by Hangfive on this website

[mftroop13]

Originally Posted by Hangfive

Hi Mike, to bad the previous owner didn't leave the manuals in her. Generally I think the Rexhall models of that era used the same equipment in them. My 1995 has a 460 FORD F53 chassis. It would be a lot of copying but you would have a manual.

I also have for sale on this website in there for sale ads, a brand new never opened 3 book set of FORD WORKSHOP MANUALS. They tell you how to fix anything on the F53 chassis. I find mine to be invaluable.

I am Max and go by Hangfive on this website

Thanks Max

Actually, there is a manual for thr Ford equipment (Ford 460)...we are trying to find a manual for the Rexhall equipment.

THis is our first RV, and we want to make sure we don't do anything stupid!

I know there must be one out there somewhere!!

[rollingslow]

I have all the manuals for my 94 aired I'll see if I can scan them and email them to u then u can use them that way or print them out

[rollingslow]

My airex is a 35 ft but most of it will be the same

[mftroop13]

Originally Posted by rollingslow

I have all the manuals for my 94 aired I'll see if I can scan them and email them to u then u can use them that way or print them out

Thanks! that would be great

my email address is mftroop13@yahoo.com

[motojavaphil]

Mike,
Did you get what you need? I have a 94, 31' Airex with manuals.

[mftroop13]

Originally Posted by motojavaphil

Mike,
Did you get what you need? I have a 94, 31' Airex with manuals.

Nope not yet...

Would love to get a copy from you if possible...

Thanks!

Mike

[Owhiwa]

We have just bought a 1994 Airex with just 19,000 miles on the clock.

We will also need a manual, as we are in NZ and the USA motor homes are quite different in regard to their fittings. (So much better)!

We have no idea how the generator works - does it run off the motor fuel?

We don't as a rule use them here, unless they are an external unit for running medical oxygen equipment and the sort. Most use either LPG, (propane), batteries or mains power if in a motor camp.

Lots to learn, but the forum is a great help.

[John USA]

Originally Posted by Owhiwa

We have just bought a 1994 Airex with just 19,000 miles on the clock.

We will also need a manual, as we are in NZ and the USA motor homes are quite different in regard to their fittings. (So much better)!

We have no idea how the generator works - does it run off the motor fuel?

We don't as a rule use them here, unless they are an external unit for running medical oxygen equipment and the sort. Most use either LPG, (propane), batteries or mains power if in a motor camp.

Lots to learn, but the forum is a great help.

Unless it's been modified, it should run on motor fuel. I'm not sure of the exact level, but if your gas tank reaches a certain level, say 3/4 empty, the generator won't run. That's a feature to prevent you from emptying your gas tank while running the generator. It has to be maintained just like a gas engine. Change the oil, oil filter, etc. Also, run it 30 minutes per month. That cycles old fuel through the carb, and also helps drive moisture out of the windings.

[Owhiwa]

Thank you so much for that John - wouldn't have even thought about fuels levels etc. So helpful!

[John USA]

You're welcome, and, welcome to the Rexhall forum.

I think you're our first international member, time for a party!

(Apologies in advance if I've overlooked any Canadian friends here!)

[mftroop13]

Originally Posted by Owhiwa

We have just bought a 1994 Airex with just 19,000 miles on the clock.

We will also need a manual, as we are in NZ and the USA motor homes are quite different in regard to their fittings. (So much better)!

We have no idea how the generator works - does it run off the motor fuel?

We don't as a rule use them here, unless they are an external unit for running medical oxygen equipment and the sort. Most use either LPG, (propane), batteries or mains power if in a motor camp.

Lots to learn, but the forum is a great help.

Still loooking for a manual. If I am able to find one, I will get you a copy!

[Owhiwa]

That would be great, thank you. My dealer thinks the manuals may be in the vehicle, but is yet to check.

One owner, and only 19,000 miles, so it could be likely. I'll let you know.