I Am severely dissapointed.
So we just bought a brand new 2021 coachmen leprechaun 300BH two weeks ago. They had us stay in the RV overnight to make sure there wasn't anything wrong with it. So the radio know wasn't working an...
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Cmccain13 wrote:
Yeah I have been loosing sleep over it actually lol, the issue is that were selling our house and going to be traveling for at least 2 years in the RV. I am trying to let it go and just get it fixed and move on but its really hard since we only have 3 weeks to get it fixed before we absolutely will be without a house, and their time frame for getting it resolved is longer. Ill know more tomorrow or Wednesday and then i can gauge what I'm really going to do. I think i just needed to vent and talk with someone that knows something about the industry and RV's in general. I appreciate the comment though and If its fixed I am fine but the service so far has felt like I've just been jerked around.
Fair enough. Have you actually inspected it for a leak? Any clue what you're looking for? If not, now is a good time to brush up on the basics of RV maintenance.
Basically, if it's a seam or a hole it "can" leak. Some seams are lapped where they really can't leak in (think siding on a house). Some are joined together and caulked and will leak if not properly caulked or sealed.
Now would be a great time to learn everything you can about it and also inspect the entire area where you think it's leaking.
Far better chance of a good outcome if you're informed.
For all you know, there's an area that simply got missed being caulked or sealed and is a $10 15 minute fix.
Good luck with the repairs and don't take the lawyer up yesterday advice. Holy smokes.....
