RV Appliances
RV appliances cool, heat, cook, and keep food cold like their household versions, but they run on 12-volt DC, propane, and 120-volt shore power, and many switch between those sources on their own. This department gathers the major systems that make a coach livable, from the rooftop air conditioner to the water heater tucked behind its access panel.
622 products
Valterra RV Plumbing Vent Bug Screen | 2.47" Diameter, Stainless Steel Mesh
Camco Brass RV Water Heater Drain Valve | 1/2in NPT, Replacement Part
Camco RV Refrigerator Door Stay | 12" White Bar with Suction Cups
Heng's JRP2120R Refrigerator Vent Damper | Replacement Part
Norcold Refrigerator End Cap | Black, Spring Catch
Suburban SW10DE 10-Gallon RV Water Heater | Direct Spark Ignition, Gas/Electric
Suburban SW10D 10-Gallon RV Water Heater | LP Gas, Direct Spark Ignition
B&B Molders Replacement Filter for Return Air Grill | Black
Camco Microwave Cooking Cover | Vented Polypropylene Splatter Guard, 5" x 5"
Heng's Roof Vent Drive Gear | JRP1024B, 1/4" Thick, 1-5/8" OD
RV Designer E377 Refrigerator Vent Latch | 2-Pack, Universal Fit
Valterra Rotating A/C Register | Non-Dampered, Walnut Finish
Camco RV Water Heater Drain Plug | 1/2-14 NPT, 2-Pack
Suburban Furnace Air Housing Gasket | NT/P Series
Camco Stackable Mini Ice Cube Trays | 2-Pack, Blue
Refrigerator Door Latch, Black | Norcold Replacement Part
Refrigerator Wire Shelf Retainer | Norcold Replacement Part
Coleman-Mach Wi-Fi RV Thermostat | Black
MaxxAir FanMate Vent Cover | 25 x 18-1/8 x 10-1/4 in, Smoke, EZ-Clip Mount
Norcold Black Hole Plug | Top Trim Piece Replacement
Norcold Refrigerator Door Hinge Bushing | Gray
MAXXAIR Maxx I+ Vent Cover for RV Roof Vents | 14 x 14 in, Black
Every major system, grouped in one place
Each appliance here does a household job on far less power, pulling from 12-volt DC, propane, or 120-volt shore power depending on what the site offers. The categories follow the systems themselves, so begin with whatever is failing or due for replacement.
- Air Conditioners: rooftop and ducted units, plus the shrouds, covers, and internal parts that keep them running.
- Cooktops & Kitchen Appliances: LP cooktops and ranges, RV microwaves, and range hoods sized for a galley.
- Furnaces & Heaters: forced-air propane furnaces, portable space heaters, and replacement furnace parts.
- Refrigerators: absorption and 12-volt compressor fridges, cooling units, and the vents and fans behind them.
- Roof Vents & Fans: powered roof vents, replacement fans, and vent lids and covers.
- Water Heaters: tank and tankless units plus anode rods, elements, and thermostats.
Since most of these can run on two or three power sources, a dead appliance usually comes down to which source it was on when it quit. Find the matching category and troubleshoot from the source outward.