Again, the list Mooneybeem provided, while useful for her trailer, may or may not pertain to another. For instance, my 210WBS had no Norcold products, the wheels and tires were not from Tredit, my water pump was a Shurflo, not a Cheng unit (theirs are equally good), etc.
Your best bet is to "catalog" the makers of the components and their model and serial numbers of the pieces of equipment that are in your trailer and go to the manufacturer's websites to make sure you get the proper manuals for your equipment based on the model that you have.
Some components are "fairly" standard; Lippert makes the frames for most RVs, Dexter makes the axles and brakes for most RVs, most toilets are Thetfords and the larger percentage of A/C units and refrigerators are going to be Dometics, but, the models are all over the place and they all have different operation, maintenance and repair processes and what may be a Thetford this year (or this month) may become a Dometic or Atwood next year or next month...
It is an involved process, but, you'll be ahead of the game when and if you have a problem with your RV...it is far easier to go to a file and pull the
exact information, including model and serial numbers, than to be trying to find that information in the pouring rain in a broken trailer. The proper manuals for your equipment will also tell you exactly what you need to know for maintaining that equipment and most will even give you rudimentary troubleshooting procedures. Take the time and put together your file...you'll need the information sooner or later and in so doing, you'll have put together the most complete "operator's manual" available for your trailer.
2008 X210WBS manual
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