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templeton · 01-22-2016, 02:01 PM

I am new member to iRV2. I hope I can find someone who knows where I can get an owners manual for the 2007 Aerbus. Rexall Industries is no help. The parts department in Lancaster told me over the phone, quote: "We don't carry any manuals, try ebay". Ebay has NONE. Please help!

BFlinn181 · 01-25-2016, 09:17 AM

I'm afraid even if you found a manual for your year and model of RV, you'll be disappointed. They are generally not worth the paper there're printed on. The manuals are general in nature, often covering many models and equipment your RV might not have. Specific information is often lacking, especially location of fuses, valves, etc.

My suggestion would be to spend time looking in every cabinet, compartment, and access panel, noting make and model of each component you find. If you then Google those items, you'll find manuals, parts lists, and specifications for those items to download.

If you want owner's manuals, Winnebago, Thor, and other manufacturers have resources online. Read a couple of those and you'll get the generic nature of most manuals.

You could also post a request here for a manual:
Manuals - 1990 & Newer - RVing-The Midwest Connection

templeton · 01-26-2016, 06:41 AM

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Originally Posted by BFlinn181

I'm afraid even if you found a manual for your year and model of RV, you'll be disappointed. They are generally not worth the paper there're printed on. The manuals are general in nature, often covering many models and equipment your RV might not have. Specific information is often lacking, especially location of fuses, valves, etc.

My suggestion would be to spend time looking in every cabinet, compartment, and access panel, noting make and model of each component you find. If you then Google those items, you'll find manuals, parts lists, and specifications for those items to download.

If you want owner's manuals, Winnebago, Thor, and other manufacturers have resources online. Read a couple of those and you'll get the generic nature of most manuals.

You could also post a request here for a manual:
Manuals - 1990 & Newer - RVing-The Midwest Connection

Bob & Donna:

Thanks for your response. Sad news indeed, however you idea has a lot of merit. I will try to do exactly that! Maybe I can get lucky and make my own.

Ernie & Nancy

MartinP · 01-29-2016, 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by templeton

Bob & Donna:

Thanks for your response. Sad news indeed, however you idea has a lot of merit. I will try to do exactly that! Maybe I can get lucky and make my own.

Ernie & Nancy

That is what I ended up doing, put together a list of components by make, model, part number and serial number. This included chassis, engine, transmission, generator, stairs and what ever else that I could find inside and out. Now have three ring binders, 1) Engine and Transmission, chassis and Electrical 2) Generator 3) Components. These comprise of the maintenance manuals and parts manuals. Took quite a while but well worth the effort.

Nick-B · 01-29-2016, 02:14 PM

Exactly as stated above.

Start finding the identification tags for all the appliances and systems, Furnace, fridge, water heater, etc. You should be able to find those service manuals online. This web site should get you started.

Service Documents and Manuals

Best of luck and enjoy your motorhome!