Recommended Outdoor Shower Box and AC Unit for 2006 Keystone VR310BHS07

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I have a 2006 Keystone VR310BHS07 and am loking for anew outdoor shower cover lid. Mine broke off. By this model, do you know what I need? Also my AC fan is broke, do you have a new AC fan I can buy?

asked by: Cody

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For your 2006 Keystone VR310BHS07, I unfortunately cannot look up each part to find an exact replacement for the OEM model. I can however, give you a recommendation for your replacement shower cover because these parts are consistent with so many manufacturers and models. I recommend the Replacement Door with Lock for Phoenix Faucets Exterior RV Shower Box - White # PF267001 or Black # PF267002. I've attached a photo with dimensions to assist. If these doors will not fit, then I recommend replacing the entire unit using # PF266201.

For your AC fan, you will actually need to replace the entire unit as none of the manufacturers have a replacement fan option. I recommend the Advent Air Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Vent, Start Capacitor, and Heat Strip - 15,000 Btu - White # ACM150CH which will allow you to have a quieter system that will start at anytime due to the capacitor.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 6

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Answer 8

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Answer 12

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