Coachman power cord hole
We recently traded in our cruiser viewfinder with a seperate power cord to a coachman catalina that has a powercord that stays attached and goes into a hole. The plug head of the power cord is supposed to stay out in the door crevice and the cord goes through the hole into a closed compartment.
Well, when I pushed the cord in during our first trip out it pulled the plug head into the storage compartment and was a PITA to get out. We actually ended up bending the prongs trying. There does not appear to be a way to access the storage compartment, and there are hard plastic prongs at the head of the hole to the storage compartment that I believe are supposed to keep this from happening. But don't.
Are we the only people that have this problem? It took almost 30 minutes to work it out. Any suggestions to preventing it?
Well, when I pushed the cord in during our first trip out it pulled the plug head into the storage compartment and was a PITA to get out. We actually ended up bending the prongs trying. There does not appear to be a way to access the storage compartment, and there are hard plastic prongs at the head of the hole to the storage compartment that I believe are supposed to keep this from happening. But don't.
Are we the only people that have this problem? It took almost 30 minutes to work it out. Any suggestions to preventing it?
