How safe is the dealer with your stuff?
Being new to MH, I'm dropping my new MH off at the dealer for warranty work in a few hrs. and was wondering do you empty everything out or certain things or nothing at all? I've taken out grille, tool...
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OK, lets hear from the Technicians side on this. MY Pet peeves
1. You bring it in for a TV/entertainment problem. I cannot find ANY of the remotes
2. You bring it in for items that you KNOW the Tech will need access in the storage. Your storage is filled completely FULL and I have to remove the items and then try to reinstall, which I CHARGE you for
3. You bring it in for water system problems. Your coach is completely DRY and no water and plugs and valves pulled/open. Which I also charge you for.
4. You do NOT leave the necessary keys for the doors and storage doors. Yes, I have certain master keys, but I want YOUR keys, I may not have the master key for your brand units doors. Especially Airstream trailers
5. Yes, I go thru all your cabinets and drawers because you fail to leave remotes and such out and I have to waste time finding them. Yes, you would be amazed what I see and find. Lets just say the children of the owners would be embarrassed, what their parents have in the RV:B
6. FIREARMS. Get them the hell out when you drop off. When we find them we notify you and then lock them up in the Dealership safe. NOT a safe thing to do leaving them in the RV.
7. GOOD dealerships ALWAYS lock the customers RV's. GOOD dealerships do not mingle Customers with new stock. Our insurance will not cover if we leave the unit unlocked. There MUST be damage from a break in that shows we did due diligence.
8. I have your unit in the shop and another non dealership person/s walk in the RV, I am extremely RUDE and tell them to GET THE HELL OUT. How would YOU like someone going thru your RV? We have numerous signs stating non dealer personnel are NOT allowed in the shop unless escorted or have been checked by dealership people.
This list could go on, but this is the big items. Doug
1. You bring it in for a TV/entertainment problem. I cannot find ANY of the remotes
2. You bring it in for items that you KNOW the Tech will need access in the storage. Your storage is filled completely FULL and I have to remove the items and then try to reinstall, which I CHARGE you for
3. You bring it in for water system problems. Your coach is completely DRY and no water and plugs and valves pulled/open. Which I also charge you for.
4. You do NOT leave the necessary keys for the doors and storage doors. Yes, I have certain master keys, but I want YOUR keys, I may not have the master key for your brand units doors. Especially Airstream trailers
5. Yes, I go thru all your cabinets and drawers because you fail to leave remotes and such out and I have to waste time finding them. Yes, you would be amazed what I see and find. Lets just say the children of the owners would be embarrassed, what their parents have in the RV:B
6. FIREARMS. Get them the hell out when you drop off. When we find them we notify you and then lock them up in the Dealership safe. NOT a safe thing to do leaving them in the RV.
7. GOOD dealerships ALWAYS lock the customers RV's. GOOD dealerships do not mingle Customers with new stock. Our insurance will not cover if we leave the unit unlocked. There MUST be damage from a break in that shows we did due diligence.
8. I have your unit in the shop and another non dealership person/s walk in the RV, I am extremely RUDE and tell them to GET THE HELL OUT. How would YOU like someone going thru your RV? We have numerous signs stating non dealer personnel are NOT allowed in the shop unless escorted or have been checked by dealership people.
This list could go on, but this is the big items. Doug
