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- homefor2ExplorerThanks for the help. I had not thought of contacting the manufacturers of the appliances. I just bought it so no problems so far. I'll keep it in mind for the future.
- 8ntw8tnExplorerI agree. The only good thing that came in our Cameo's owner's manual was the three ring binder itself. The rest of it wasn't even good reading. Love the trailer but the owner's manual was a waste of paper. I've gotten a lot more useful information from the installation/operator's manual of the individual appliance. Hope this helps.
- AllworthExplorer IIThe folder that came with our Cameo (in 2002) was just a collection of installation and service documents from the manufacturers of the individual items of equipment. The one for our current Titanium wasn't much better.
Go to Dometic, Atwood, Dexter, or whoever's web site and download the PDF for your specific needs. - banjoExplorerWe both have orphans as Carriage is long gone. Best to ask your question here..
Carriage Lifestyle Owners Forum - Old-BiscuitExplorer IIIHere is their phone number
Carriage (Carriage, Inc.) 574-642-3622
As posted above.best to just go thru FW and write down Brand/Model of appliances, components etc. Then you can search/locate/download specific manuals for those items....which will give you more info then the generic brochure/pamphlet/manual for the trailer - azdryheatExplorerIf it's anything like the owner's manual I got with my Voltage you're not missing anything. If you're having an issue with one of the on-board systems like the a/c, refridge, etc. you're better off going to the manufacturer of that particular item for a manual.
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