Good Sam Extended Warranty
Ho boy.
OK, the A/C dies the first day out of a 68 day trip. Buy a big fan at Wally World and live thru it as no place can get you in within a couple of weeks anyplace even if you wanted to do a major modification to your plans.
Get home and take 5er in to Camping World. Ask them to fix the A/C and a few other things.
The few other things don't get covered as it turns out because "in the fine print" it says blah, blah, blah and this is how WE mean that.
And, the A/C is cranking out about 8% of what it should be so it really has not had a "failure" - nothing mechanical wrong with it. HUH?
OK, think we did get thru getting a new upper unit OK. But, guess what? The new Dometic is not compatible with the thermostat you have so you need a different circuit board and that is replacing an obsolete part and you need to read the "fine print". Not covered.
So I get a new unit but it will not work unless I shell out the bucks to either get a new thermostat or the board to make it work I ask? Yup, you got it, he says.
Oh, BTW, shipping of the new A/C is not covered. You get to pay that as well.
Why, in God's name, do I continue to have an extended warranty with GS or anyone (would imagine they are all the same).
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
There, now I feel better! :-)
OK, the A/C dies the first day out of a 68 day trip. Buy a big fan at Wally World and live thru it as no place can get you in within a couple of weeks anyplace even if you wanted to do a major modification to your plans.
Get home and take 5er in to Camping World. Ask them to fix the A/C and a few other things.
The few other things don't get covered as it turns out because "in the fine print" it says blah, blah, blah and this is how WE mean that.
And, the A/C is cranking out about 8% of what it should be so it really has not had a "failure" - nothing mechanical wrong with it. HUH?
OK, think we did get thru getting a new upper unit OK. But, guess what? The new Dometic is not compatible with the thermostat you have so you need a different circuit board and that is replacing an obsolete part and you need to read the "fine print". Not covered.
So I get a new unit but it will not work unless I shell out the bucks to either get a new thermostat or the board to make it work I ask? Yup, you got it, he says.
Oh, BTW, shipping of the new A/C is not covered. You get to pay that as well.
Why, in God's name, do I continue to have an extended warranty with GS or anyone (would imagine they are all the same).
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
There, now I feel better! :-)
