Legend TV

[Moranch1]

How do I locate the model number of our tv? I need to download the user manual as there wasn’t one in the trailer.

[govols380]

It might be in the TV, through the remote, select menu. Look for manual, and also look for about or version. Use information for better search results?

[LHaven]

If they're anything like the Summit TVs in current Cougars, they're all made by illiterate elves at the North Pole and smuggled into the USA. There is no manual for the TV, none, zip, nada, either in hardcopy or online. What I have found, though is a website for a likely electronics or appliance manufacturer with Summit in its name, with a disclaimer on the home page that says, "If you're looking for the manufacturer of your RV's Summit TV, it isn't us, stop bothering us!"

[Moranch1]

Our tv does not have that feature but yours was a good thought. Thank you.

[Moranch1]

That does solve my problem but it gave me a laugh which I needed. ��

[flybouy]

You might have better luck stating what you are looking for in the manual. Chances are, someone reading the post may have figured out what you're trying to do and found a solution.

[Moranch1]

Originally Posted by flybouy

You might have better luck stating what you are looking for in the manual. Chances are, someone reading the post may have figured out what you're trying to do and found a solution.

Good suggestion. Thanks.

[dutchmensport]

The only information I can find on a "Legend TV" on-line is some 15 years old.

What issues are you having with the television? And what is the year, make, model of your camper? Someone may be able to help if we have a little more information.

If the television is 15 years old, not working right, or you don't know how to fix an issue with it, then if it were me, I'd toss the television and get a new one. Roku televisions (can get them almost anywhere) are pretty impressive with internet access, enabling you to watch any television or movie channel on the internet, plus over the air broadcasting, or hook up your own satellite system, or Blue Ray DVD player, or even USB plugged devices. Today's televisions come in all sizes, from small to gigantic, and the price ranges are all over the charts too.

However, if you provide more information, someone may be able to help you more.

[chuckster57]

Failing all else, you’ll have to remove the TV from its mount and there should be a label in the center.

[JRTJH]

I'm not sure how I missed this, but if your TV is a 32", then it's probably a Legend LE3233. Here's a pdf version of the Owner's Manual:

[Moranch1]

Originally Posted by JRTJH

I'm not sure how I missed this, but if your TV is a 32", then it's probably a Legend LE3233. Here's a pdf version of the Owner's Manual:

Thank you so much!

[peanut]

Originally Posted by LHaven

If they're anything like the Summit TVs in current Cougars, they're all made by illiterate elves at the North Pole and smuggled into the USA. There is no manual for the TV, none, zip, nada, either in hardcopy or online. What I have found, though is a website for a likely electronics or appliance manufacturer with Summit in its name, with a disclaimer on the home page that says, "If you're looking for the manufacturer of your RV's Summit TV, it isn't us, stop bothering us!"

There are manuals available for Summit TV's but it requires some effort to find them. My 24RDS has the 39" (model PRLE 3930). Here is the manual for this model (it isn't much of a manual but it's all that I can find):

[Moranch1]

Originally Posted by peanut

There are manuals available for Summit TV's but it requires some effort to find them. My 24RDS has the 39" (model PRLE 3930). Here is the manual for this model (it isn't much of a manual but it's all that I can find):

Thank you for your efforts!