Will be using the service shorty!

The deductable is per service. whether you are having one item fixed or more in that service, it will be one deductable, as long as all the items are listed when the service is submitted.

In May 2012, I bought a 2011 Itasca Sunova 33C from CW in Lakewood, NJ and also bought a five-year CW extended warranty. It has covered repairs to stop our fresh water tank from dumping its water, replaced two hydraulic lifts, a hot water heater check valve and repair of power steps, but will not replace the slowly leaking air mattress in our fold-out sofabed which is expensive. Reading the fine print, "furniture" is excluded from warranty coverage.

I have a 2008 Class C Winnebago Outlook and the Apollo microwave convection oven went out at the end of last season. Unfortunately the Apollo units are made in batches in China and I have been waiting on a replacement unit for over 4 months now. I sure wish there were alternative units for this application. Seems strange that a company as big as Winnebago would source appliance from such a company.

I have a 2008 Class C Winnebago Outlook and the Apollo microwave convection oven went out at the end of last season. Unfortunately the Apollo units are made in batches in China and I have been waiting on a replacement unit for over 4 months now. I sure wish there were alternative units for this application. Seems strange that a company as big as Winnebago would source appliance from such a company.

After watching a Camping World technician rewire my HWH and replace the element, I'd gladly pay the $50 deductible.

I was told that the deductible is per trip, not per item.

Do believe that's correct, it's what I was told when buying the policy, that would be two diff deductables

Sez Hoo! wrote:
The water heater and Micro/conv will be two different claims. Your deductable will have to be met twice. JMHO

Hope not! I figure 1 service call 1 deductable. Will see if in fact thats the case.

The water heater and Micro/conv will be two different claims. Your deductable will have to be met twice. JMHO

sch911 wrote:
A new WH electric element costs about $15 and takes only a few minutes to change. Will that even cover the deductible?

As someone else has posted - the microwave is the big cost. Also the hot water heater may be the thermostat. Element and/or thermostat neither cost much, but again I need the mic replace and would pay the deductible anyway.

downtheroad wrote:

Ranger Smith wrote:
Well I has an Apollo Micro convection replaced in my 5th wheel when I had it. The unit was slmost 900 and they paid every penny except my deductible

I'm not in any way doubting you (sort of) but what microwave/convection oven of any kind or size costs $900 - even considering installation??

It was the Apollo Convection microwave half time oven. Only company that made one in 24". It was $899 bucks and yes I was shocked too.