Possible frame weld broken on new Montana

nremtp143 wrote:

laknox wrote:
nremtp143, why would the dealer even mention the cost of that main board to you? It's not like you'd be paying for it. They trying to guilt you out of bringing in your brand new rig for warranty work? Sounds like it to me. FWIW, you should post a link to your thread on Montana owners' site so we can see the full list of the cr@p you've had to deal with.

Lyle

They are upset at this as well as they've been screwed around by the company that makes the InCommand system too. They spent over 3 hours on the phone with the company walking through every type of diagnostic test that they could think of to put the rig through. No one really knows anything about this type of system in RVs as it is new to this line. Then they were told that they could only bill the company for a half hour of labor for replacing the board when it comes in(over 50 wires have to be changed) and then could only charge them 1 hour for diagnostics! So yeah, a big, time consuming warranty deal.
Anyway, here are the two links you asked for. This one is for the wall stud that was pulled loose.
Structural problem

This one is for the AC problem that myself and several others are having due to the new "Whisper Quiet" AC system.
AC system problem

That warranty issue is where the dealer needs to cut off all diagnostics after the max allowed period and just tell the company to send them a new unit, and not back down. Are you telling me that the system is hard-wired in =directly= and doesn't use a plug bundle or even spade plugs on each wire!? How absolutely f'n stupid. THAT is on Montana, as that's something that could easily be done at the factory.

Haven't yet had time to read your other posts, but this shows just how FUBAR'd the whole RV industry really is...

Cr@p. Didn't know the MOG needed a log-in...

Lyle