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Looking for help. I have a 2004 Monaco Signature and my microwave / convection oven needs to be replaced. I was quoted an outlandish price of $963 for the replacement and 2 hours of labor. Has anyone replaced theirs? Is it a job that a DIYer could do? Do I have to worry about the new replacement ovens load on the system that is 11 years old? To me it should be just an unscrew, slide out or off supports and unplug with installation in reverse order. What am I missing? Thanks, Tom

Hello, my name is Steve Kyer, and we live in St Charles County, Missouri. I would like to know if anyone knows of, or had a good experience with someone that can install new flooring on my 1999 Fleetwood Discovery 36t, this motorhome has one slideout. I know that many would say that you can do it yourself, however I think that the installation would require some luan product to repair the water damage on the plywood under the current carpet, and so far I just do not have the confidence in my ability to the job correct. So if anyone knows of a good floor installation person with installing flooring on motorhomes around the St.Charles-St.Louis, MO. area, I sure would appreciate the lead, and I thank the participants in this forum in advance.

If anybody out there,has a 2007 Dolphin and has changed out the front television to a flatscreen, I'd appreciate pictures and instructions. It would really help me-- thank you.

After several trips of constantly turning on the generator so that the kids could watch TV or my wife could charge her laptop while driving, I finally decided to install an inverter to power the coach with the house batteries. After some research this is what I came up with: * Disclaimer - I am not a mechanical engineer. These are the rantings of an ex Master Mechanic who has spent hours doing his research. Please if you consider doing this, do your own do diligence. Pure Sign Wave Inverter There are many articles out there that detail the differences between pure sign wave and modified sign wave inverters. Simply put, pure sign wave is safer for sensitive electronics like cell phones or laptops. I chose a Samlex America SSW-2000-12A 2000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter for both its price and 2 year warranty and the Rep at Samlex was very helpful in answering all my questions. The Install According to everything I read it was very important to keep the inverter close to the batteries, but not exposed to the elements. My house batteries are just behind my right front tire but are not protected from the elements. So I went with the closest storage box and ran 2/0 Gauge AWG battery cables with a 300 amp inline fuse. Then I ran a 30 amp power cord to the rear storage box and connected it to a 30-Amp outlet. The final step was to install the Samlex inverter remote. That was easy enough and now the whole system works perfectly! Next up - Let's add some solar!! What do you guys think? - Ryan

The surge protector on our 2003 Monaco Windsor smoked when I took it to Camping World to have the generator serviced. They removed the device and checked out the coach before proceeding but now I am faced with replacing it. I was told installing my the new unit I purchased for protecting the coach from faulty park power will not replace this unit because it is installed before the transfer switch on the shore power line. This would not vover the generator side. The original unit must have been installed on the ouput of the transfer switch. I have not located a replacement unit for this surge protector - does anyone have a source? Thanks George. 2003 Monaco Windsor 34PST