B&B Molders Large RV Cord Hatches 94337–94339: Replacement Doors

If your RV's large electrical cable hatch is cracked or no longer closes properly, first identify whether the door or the entire open-back housing needs replacement. B&B Molders' 94337, 94338 and 94339 all use the same large wall opening, but have different door finishes and lock styles.

Compare the three large hatch assemblies

For this large family, the manufacturer specifies a 1 1/8-inch collar depth. These hatches allow a compatible 30- or 50-amp RV power cable to pass through the smaller cord-access opening when the door is shut. The cable hatch itself is not a power connector.

Factory-matched door replacement numbers

The manufacturer lists 94186 as the polar-white door replacement and 94187 as the black door replacement. Match the original hinge and the door's lock arrangement; a separate replacement door is not a complete wall hatch and should not be treated as a complete lock set.

Product photographs and links

94337 — Large white keyed hatch

Large open-back cable hatch with white keyed door.

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94338 — Large black keyed hatch

Large open-back hatch with black keyed door.

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94339 — Large white thumb-lock hatch

Large cable hatch with white thumb latch.

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94186 — Large replacement door, white

White replacement door for the matching large hatch.

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94187 — Large replacement door, black

Black replacement door for the matching large hatch.

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Measure before ordering

1. Measure the wall opening: the large family requires approximately 6 7/8 × 6 3/8 inches.
2. Confirm the outside face covers the opening and previous fastener locations; the specified face is 8 1/2 × 8 inches.
3. Match the original door colour and whether it uses a key or thumb latch.
4. Compare the collar clearance inside the wall and follow the RV manufacturer's sealing instructions.

Manufacturer reference

Open B&B Molders' large cable-hatch parts list (printed page 35). On phones, the PDF may open in a separate viewer.

For smaller wall openings, see the small and medium electrical hatch guide.