AVION Travel Trailers

I had a local canvas shop make some new window awnings for me. These are the shots before the Awning pulls were installed.

So, I’ve been holding out on you folks. Over the weekends of the summer, I’ve been diligently remodeling my trailer. The following pictures are not necessarily a complete story in themselves, and in most cases it’s still a work in progress. So there was a window in my way…. IMG093125.jpg IMG124528.j...

On mine (87 34V), the cabinet door under the sink, on the back side, had a sticker sheet with the models of the major appliances - oven , water heater, Refrigerator etc ...
You may find one there as well.

I have installed a 10 Cu ft. residential in my trailer, an '87 34V. For me, it was easy as I had made some modifications previously that lent itself to ease of installation. To begin with, my refrigerator opening is 24", so that helped. Second, I had previously relocated and redesigned the cont...

Good to know! I don't have the ignition light option on my Precision. I'm glad it all worked out for you!

Trailer Blue wire goes to the light in the control panel. Pretty sure.

So, for my money, trailer yellow and blue connect to WH brown. .
White trailer connects to WH green and Blue.

FYI, European standards use brown and blue for DC +/-.

Yes, but I confess, I did cheat. I made a 1/8" pilot hole first.
I was of the impression that is what those bits were designed for .
I made good use of one last year when I redid the belly pans.

Please forgive me if I'm being Captain Obvious, but confirming the white is ground is easily done with an ohm meter. The ground on the three prong AC outlet is also DC ground. You could do that or check white to the frame, skin or worse case, the ground busbar behind the power panel.

Use a Christmas tree bit on the sheet metal.

The three wires that were already in place one is +12VDC from the control panel switch, one is ground and the third is a return +12VDC that turns on the light in the control panel. I believe the reasoning behind the +12VDC return is a troubleshooting measure - if the light is lit, you know there is ...