RV care notes.
Practical guides for RV life in the Four Corners.
Why Won't My RV Furnace Light at High Altitude, and What Can I Check First?
If your RV furnace will not light at elevation, start with the simple checks: battery voltage, propane supply, thermostat settings, and the outside vent. High altitude and cold nights can expose a weak system, but they are not proof of a specific failure.
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How Do I Winterize My RV for a Durango Winter?
Before freezing nights in Durango, drain and protect your RV water system, including the heater, pump, supply lines, fixtures, and exterior connections. Follow your RV and appliance manuals because the correct sequence varies by model.
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What Should I Check on My RV Brakes and Wheel Bearings Before Driving US-550 or Wolf Creek Pass?
Before a mountain drive, check for brake response, tire and wheel condition, unusual bearing noise, and signs of overheating. If a wheel is loose, hot, or making noise, do not continue driving until it has been inspected.
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Why Does My RV Refrigerator Stop Cooling on Propane in the Mountains?
If an RV refrigerator stops cooling on propane, first check the propane supply, whether other gas appliances work, and the refrigerator’s selected mode. A blocked vent, ignition issue, or electrical fault may need professional diagnosis.
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My RV Slide-Out Won't Move. What Can I Check Before Calling a Mobile Tech?
If your slide-out will not move, first check battery power, the relevant fuse or breaker, and whether a lock or obstruction is in the way. Do not force the room or keep pressing the switch when something is binding.
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Why Do My RV Batteries Keep Dying While Boondocking in the San Juans?
Repeatedly dead RV batteries usually point to a gap between power use and charging, an aging battery, or an electrical fault. Start by checking battery charge, charging sources, and which appliances are drawing power.
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