In order to prevent the drawer from vibrating open while driving, I installed an "RV Designer" Push Latch part number H315 in the center of the drawer. You will need to add a support block inside the sofa cabinet frame to properly position the latch on the cabinet side. The new drawer and ...

The drawer under our '93 B190 was rough sliding in and out and would drop to the floor when pulled out to its extended position. This drawer uses the same nylon "Delta Glide 100" drawer glide system as is used on the Kitchen cabinet drawers. The Kitchen drawer use one glide per drawer. The...

This was the weekend to go through the drawer slides in our '93 B190. Both of our kitchen drawers were a little rough sliding in and out. Additionally, one drawer would drop and almost fall out when it was pulled out. Upon examination, I found that the drawers use nylon drawer glides under the cente...

Thank you, sir. I know I have really appreciated other people taking the time to leave great tips on this web site. Hopefully some will find this one helpful.

Photo of the back side of the NORCOLD related to the above step by step installation instruction.

Installation of NORCOLD 3.1 Fridge Getting ready (safety precautions); • Turn off the B190 propane supply by closing the propane tank valve. Prevents a gas leak. • Shut down B190 110v power by unplugging 110v connecting the power grid to the B190. Prevents a spark. • Shut down the B190 12v power by ...

Mike,
Sure. Give me a couple of days to put it together. I'll post the step by step along with a couple of suggestions on things that you might want to pay attention to as you make the install.

That's a long time until October! You must be a patient person!

It will be worth the wait. B190's are terrific all around compact RVs.

Looks great, Mike!

Wakeslayer, I haven't really made any significant effort to level our B other than by 'eyeball' and what felt comfortable. And our Norcold has worked every time we've used it. So it would seem to not be that sensitive to how level it is.

Well I just have to join in on welcoming another '93 B190 owner! Glad you found this forum!

Doug, Congratulations on the rebuild. Sounds like a great option and takes you back to the original factory condition. One more thing you can scratch off the todo list. I have renewing my window gaskets on the our refurbishment list. But it is towards the bottom. My windows still seal just fine. The...

Nope... no interior light. However, I haven't even thought about one. It seems well illuminated by the room lighting.

For those wanting to purchase headlight assemblies, here is a link to the ones that I purchased for my B. Checking my invoice, parts cost was $38.01 for the pair including bulbs. It looks like they have gone up a little bit. Fit and finish was same as the ones I took out. http://www.partstrain.com/s...

I saved my old headlight assemblies. I'm planning to try my hand at polishing them and put them on the shelf as backups. I was too impatient to wait for the time to polish them!

Thanks for the tip on epoxying the chrome trim. That's a good idea. Next dry day, I'll do the same!