New Questions: jack springs,upholstery,microwave,fridge

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We decided that the original frig would probably quit, when we were
using it. ( when else would it quit ? ) Things always cost more and
are more inconvenient on the road.
Replaced it last Fall with a Dometic, RM 2820. It is a really snug
fit, we did not want to loose the cabinet at the top or the drawer
at the bottom, So we installed it ourselves.
Some installers have changed these two storage areas to make things
fit. IF you decide to replace the frig. we can give a few
suggestion.

If you are on your way from Ohio to park the Bird in Mexico, while
living in Canada, I strongly suggest that you stop and have
Jeff Miller check out the coach and determine, the priority list for
fixing things up. http://millercoachworks.com/

He is in Western Michigan on your way to Chicago. Just west of Ohio.

We really like our 88 FC,

Bill


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
wrote:
>
> Our new to us Fc does not have the original Sharp
conevction/micro.
> It has been replaced with a conventional micro. Is there a
currently
> mfd. easily obtainable micro/convection that will fit in that
space?
>
> The left rear jack has one spring that is disconnected at the
> bottom. We tried quickly to reconnect but this seems like an
> impossible task and did not have a lot of time. Does the jack
have
> to be removed to replace the spring? Is there a "trick" method? I
> notice that one of the jacks had heavy s hooks at the bottom to
> connect the springs.
>
> At one time the original owner removed the booth dinette and
> installed a bed. This has been removed and the booth reinstalled.
> They did a nice job but on the outer wall under the table the
white
> pleated upholstery(same as headliner) has been removed and the
outer
> steel wall is visible. Can this material still be obtained?
>
> The fridge is still the original. The unit has very low miles
> (64,000) and hasnt been used much. Although the 3801 Dometic still
> works my own experience is that it probably will not last long. Am
I
> right in that belief or would you just use it till it goes
(usually
> when you are in the hills 2000 miles from nowhere)?
>
> Thanks Bruce 1988 FC 300 HP Turbo Cat!!
>