We got locked IN our camper!!
Last night during a severe thunderstorm the deadbolt on our door decided to lock us in! The red switch to unlock it turned freely and would not unlock it. My husband was too afraid to take apart the...
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dave17352 wrote:
When you get home take those same screws out and apply a little loctite to them and screw them back in. That should keep them from working loose again.
If you don't have any loctite, you can coat the threads with some nailpolish:)
But, as others have mentioned, you should learn where the emergency exit is.
And, don't be afraid to take something apart....especially, if you are basically trapped inside.
I know that the emergency window isn't for everyone, due to age or conditions, but if there was a serious emergency, just know that you could get out, should help to reduce the panic.....I don't know if I'd be in any rush to climb out our rear window, but I'm fortunate, I can get out through the cab in the MH too:)
