We just purchased a 2015 Cruiser Aire 30BH and other than the basic user manual that came with it, we are at a loss for finding information for our 5th wheel. The generic manual does not tell us information pertaining to our specific model. Can anyone please help us and point us in the right direction as to where we can get a manual or online pdf we can print?
You can find some stuff in our documents section. (Tab on the top of this page) The manuals are generic for almost all of the units crossroads produces. There usually is a build sheet posted inside a cabinet above the sink, which list all of the accessories installed in your unit. Use the model $'s from the list to build you own collection of documents.
Thank you for replying. We would love to find specific info tho..where this is located.. what's the capacity of this..so on.. I do have the info on the inside of the door. Was hoping for more, will try the page you suggested to me.
Unfortunately, there's isn't a good repository of user guides here. On the other hand, there are several available on other user / forum websites.
Here's a link that we use for our main house, a Heartland product. There are numerous user-written guides at this link plus many of the product user manuals.
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We have a 2015 cruiser aire 29rs and our unit came with a 7in tablet that runs multiple operations of the unit . the tablet is downloaded with operating systems and videos on how to operate everything. it has came in handy for a few things but the written manual has helped more. we did receive the owners manual for each appliance that was installed in our unit which has helped also.
just start at the front of your rv and take pics of everything....
then pick the makes and models of whatever you see and do a google search for it and you can download the specific manual for that particular piece of equipment..
Most rv mfg's books are generic at best.... Our redwoods was so generic to be useless, our Monaco's manual is 300 pages long and STILL pretty generic, because they don't always know what each build includes
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