Stairs on new Class A stuck
I have been having an issue with the auto-stairs on our new Class A. A few weeks ago, I took my motorhome to the dealer to get some warranty work done. When I arrived at the dealership, the stairs w...
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Chum lee wrote:
Keep in mind, . . . the more YOU "****" (swear word deleted) with the steps, the more physical evidence there is that someone has been "****ing" with them. Now, when you eventually bring the vehicle in for warranty repairs, the warranty repair facility has a good case that, . . . . . . . . someone else (YOU) damaged the steps by "****ing" with them! They refuse warranty repairs on the basis that it's not a manufacturing defect in labor or materials since the damage was clearly caused by others. It happens all the time! Be smart. Don't let it happen to you.
Chum lee (a lawyer in a previous life)
I only did what the dealer told me to do. I spoke with the tech about this issue. They told me to tap on the motor to see if that would fix. I have already talked to them and I will be bring it back soon. No physical evidence as I used a rubber mallet to tap on the motor. No worries my friend.
Burch
