Details, Details, Details
Installed my Progressive Industries Surge Protector today, under the rear bed where power cord is fed into the unit.
While there I had a chance to give the wireing and plumbing a good looksee and almost had a heart attack. Now mind you, the overall workmanship on my Forrest River Lexington is good, but a bit of common sense by the workers would have gone a long way.
I found water lines and electric cables, run properly, but rubbing up against sharp edged metal supports and bracing where over a period of time would chafe through. Visions of shorting and water flooding shot through my widdle brain.
Needless to say, I spent the better part of two hours tracing and finding any lines I could and protecting the electric wires with wire wrap and water lines with some pipe insulation, wherever they came into contact with anything.
Pulled drawers out, access panels out, got under the unit. Wherever I could gain access.
Just a heads up for all you maintaince and detail freaks out there.
Grumpy
While there I had a chance to give the wireing and plumbing a good looksee and almost had a heart attack. Now mind you, the overall workmanship on my Forrest River Lexington is good, but a bit of common sense by the workers would have gone a long way.
I found water lines and electric cables, run properly, but rubbing up against sharp edged metal supports and bracing where over a period of time would chafe through. Visions of shorting and water flooding shot through my widdle brain.
Needless to say, I spent the better part of two hours tracing and finding any lines I could and protecting the electric wires with wire wrap and water lines with some pipe insulation, wherever they came into contact with anything.
Pulled drawers out, access panels out, got under the unit. Wherever I could gain access.
Just a heads up for all you maintaince and detail freaks out there.
Grumpy
