condenastion or leak in corners?????
i just pulled my 2014 tracer 2670 up to camp yesterday... it rained during the night...got down to around 35 degrees last night and of course i have the heat on.. i noticed this morning that some of t...
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Whoa, slow down there, amigo.
When you say wet in the corners, does this mean running water, the paneling is damp, or some other? If it's running down the walls, you can probably assume it's a leak to the exterior. Some dampness, it is probably condensation. The corners and cabinet enclosures will be the last to heat up and have the most extremes of temps.
IMO, a pressurized leak test is the best for finding pinhole leaks but that doesn't remove the tasks of getting up on the roof, inspecting, and resealing any bad areas. If you can't figure out how to pressurize the interior, you're limited to observation and practical sense. I'd wipe down the corners, apply heat to the cabin and observe.
AFAIK, warranty for any item doesn;t include warranty of scheduled use and the upshots so, no, Primetime isn't going to be helping you with a lease. If you can't fathom how to do any maintenance to your trailer, hiring a mobile RV tech or hauling back to the dealer would be your options.
When you say wet in the corners, does this mean running water, the paneling is damp, or some other? If it's running down the walls, you can probably assume it's a leak to the exterior. Some dampness, it is probably condensation. The corners and cabinet enclosures will be the last to heat up and have the most extremes of temps.
IMO, a pressurized leak test is the best for finding pinhole leaks but that doesn't remove the tasks of getting up on the roof, inspecting, and resealing any bad areas. If you can't figure out how to pressurize the interior, you're limited to observation and practical sense. I'd wipe down the corners, apply heat to the cabin and observe.
AFAIK, warranty for any item doesn;t include warranty of scheduled use and the upshots so, no, Primetime isn't going to be helping you with a lease. If you can't fathom how to do any maintenance to your trailer, hiring a mobile RV tech or hauling back to the dealer would be your options.
