About RV Tech Cheat Sheet

A reference for people who fix RVs for a living, written by someone who does.

Who writes this

Andrew Strick — Mobile RV technician, Brevard FL. The diagnostic procedures here are the ones used on real jobs: test sequences, temperature-drop figures, the order to check things in. Where a guide is thin, it is thin because the work hasn't been written up yet, not because it has been padded out.

How it's funded, and what we have a stake in

RV Tech Cheat Sheet is part of Wrenchable Software LLC, which sells job and invoicing software to RV technicians. That is the business model, stated plainly: the guides are free, and some readers eventually become Wrenchable customers.

What we do not have a stake in: training. We don't run a school, we don't take referral fees from one, and no school pays for placement on the certification pages. That is precisely why those comparisons are worth reading — every organisation explaining these programmes elsewhere is selling one of them.

We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by NRVTA, RVTI, RVIA or RVTAA. Their names are used for identification only.

Corrections

If something here is wrong — a spec, a procedure, a detail about a training programme — say so and it gets fixed. Accuracy is the only reason this site is worth anything.

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