Find your equipment, diagrams and parts.

Start with the label on the installed component. These collections connect identification, manuals, parts references and manufacturer replacement resources.

8 collections

Coleman air conditioners

Record both the rooftop unit and ceiling assembly. The series name alone may not identify the controls, heat option or replacement parts.

Dometic refrigerators

Match the full model and product number. Operation, installation, wiring and illustrated parts references may be separate documents.

Suburban furnaces and water heaters

Keep furnace and water-heater model numbers separate. Similar names and tank capacities do not establish interchangeable parts.

Converters and electrical panels

Match the converter series and battery requirements. A documented owner replacement is evidence for that installation, not universal compatibility.

Pumps, toilets and drain components

Identify the installed pump, toilet and trap before ordering. Owner upgrades can change the factory plumbing layout.

Windows, seals and exterior hardware

Use the window label, opening dimensions and wall geometry. A modern window procedure may not apply to a curved vintage opening.

Axles, brakes and towing equipment

Use axle identification and the fitted brake/controller model. Trailer length alone does not establish axle capacity or replacement geometry.

Keep your own equipment record

A place to record the full model and serial information before searching, ordering parts or contacting a technician.