Dealer refusing to do Warranty work?
After owning my new Winnebago Era 70A for a few weeks, I decided to take it to a local Winnebago dealer to have some warranty work done. Nothing major, really, some adjustments/repairs, and a couple o...
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Spadoctor, The Magnusun-Moss Warranty Act of 1975 covers warranties for RVs no differently than autos, washing machines or pencil boxes! The factory gets to choose who is an "authorized" repair facility and they reimburse the facility for the cost of "authorized" repairs per the written warranty. The customer may need to work together with the manufacturer and the facility to ensure they are both providing good-faith service in following the warranty provisions. I believe personally they get away with so many shenanigans because people don't read the warranties and hold the manufacturer and repair facility accountable to their obligations under the warranty (they fold under lies and pressure).
