Norcold class action

First $180 for me.

Received my first of 4 annual checks last week in the amount of $228.90.

SCVJeff wrote:

sailor_lou wrote:
I received a $137.16 check (first of four) for my Norcold 1200LRIM. Anyone know why the difference in what some of us received?

Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy

It was all based on points.. Did you own it, do you still own it, did you pay to fix it, has it had no problems, etc. The checks were based on these points

I purchased the rig when it was three years old and still own it. I did supply the S/N and had the "shut it down on high temp" recall box installed. It was working, but based on the problems discussed pretty much everywhere, I wasn't going to wait for it to fail or, worst yet, catch on fire so I replaced the fridge with a residential unit that I installed myself.

Maybe (no...most likely) my memory is fading, but I don't recall answering any questions when I first got involved with the class action suit. In any case, any payment was more than I was expecting so no complaints here.

Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy

1-25 points I don't know the formula but I received the max amount because I currently ( not the first owner) own a early 2002-2003 model 1200lrim .. the prime candidate and was able to provide the serial number. While I have done some things to improve airflow I didn't provide any other receipts or proof. The bad thing is I think all the RV places that are good at changing out and modifying the cabinet to fit a residential will now be booked up as some will now find comfort that a large part of the switch out will now be paid for. Having it done costs 2000-3000 bucks depending on how much of the cabinetry need modified and of course which residential you choose and if you need to modify electrical ( more batteries and pure sine wave inverter ) it can get much more expensive.

sailor_lou wrote:
I received a $137.16 check (first of four) for my Norcold 1200LRIM. Anyone know why the difference in what some of us received?

Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy

It was all based on points.. Did you own it, do you still own it, did you pay to fix it, has it had no problems, etc. The checks were based on these points

I received a $137.16 check (first of four) for my Norcold 1200LRIM. Anyone know why the difference in what some of us received?

Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy

Last week I received the first of four settlements of $228.90. Today I received $4,400.00 for my billable hours!

Had a Series 8 Norcold in our former RV. No issues with the fridge however it was not a requirement to be a member of the class action. Received $45 this year and $45 a year for the next three years. The suit ended almost year ago with final determinations entered months after. This was very well publicized and documented in just about every RV publication, forum, etc. for a long time prior to the closing of eligibility.

jorbill2or wrote:
I submitted no repair bill ( the claim asked for none !) To my memory it was only if I still owned it the model and specific serial number of the affected years. Every forum and rv mag was full of info on how to claim there were adds in magazines etc
If you didn't file a claim some time ago , to my knowledge you are sol .. the claim is settled. But who knows ? The amounts were based on those numbers who claimed .

Same here, they requested the copies of the repair bills a couple of months ago, our problem: they were in our storage unit 700 miles away, missed the filing deadline by time back in the area of the storage unit. With Norcold's extended warranties, a $500 deductible with Good Sam for a new Amish designed cooling unit installed and addition of a ARP controller. On the 3 Norcold 1200's that have "lived" in our Phaeton since 2005, we're out of pocket about $650 total. With our full timing life style it doesn't sound like that much. Just paid $1200 for 4 new slide toppers, those 3 Norcold could have cost us over $9,000 if each purchased new.

Received my $228.90 check today. 1st of 4