New fridge in but now rusted windshield in 2012

Thanks mnoeltne I will contact them

I'm with Keith. POR15 is the answer.

Since this is a driveable vehicle and the problem is with the windshield, I would think you could also report the defect to the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration). http://www.nhtsa.gov/

They are the ones involved in recalls on automobiles.

I know this is to late for your present windshield problem, but when the, repair is done as said before treat the entire area with POR-15. New metal needs to be treated with a conditioner prior to coating and rusty metal only requires wire bushing to get any loose flakes off. Guaranteed it will never rust again, you can't chip it with a hammer, impervious to water, acids and will never need re-coating as long as it is not in direct sun light but can be painted if desired. Be sure to wear rubber gloves, if you get it on your hands it will take a couple of weeks to wear off, also don't put the lid back on the can with any product around the lid as you will never get the lid back off, ask me how I know. PM me if you have any questions
Blessings; Keith

I had to do that fix on mine. Rusted to the point it cracked both windshields. Mine is a 1999 though. You think with todays technological advances they can seal the metal with something that would keep this from starting.

We are going to do everything in our power to report them to every agency we can. The Attorney General in Iowa, the Better Business Bureau and the RVDA. That RBDA has given them the Quailty Circle Award once again. Some quality. If anyone knows of another place to go please let us know. We have copied page after page of posts on several web sites with complaints about Winnebago windshields. One guy with a 2012 Meriden says Winnebago replaced his at the factory because they said "it was too new to rust". I guess my 2012 Adventurer was not a high enough dollar coach to get the same treatment. Anyone with a Winnebago should be concerned over how they are handling this problem. It has existed for years and they have done nothing but say it isn't a problem. All owners need to get together and so something about this. You don't know it your coach will be next. It costs thousands of dollars to fix and some people have done the fix more than once.

slyone wrote:
Well we got the RV back today. Tried talking to Winnebago but they said "rust is not covered even in bumper to bumper warrenty" So your screwed if you have rust on your brand new Winnie. Tommy at Winnebago also told us "you have to inspect the seals on the windshield every year. To do this you must remove the posts on both sides and remove the rubber around the windshield to see the sealant.$$$$ Winnebago is not keeping track of all the windshield problems as per Tommy because there is no need

Are they serious?? Now, who in their right mind is going to do THAT every year?? What a bogus excuse for a poor design. I would've expected more from Winnebago.

Well we got the RV back today. Tried talking to Winnebago but they said "rust is not covered even in bumper to bumper warrenty" So your screwed if you have rust on your brand new Winnie. Tommy at Winnebago also told us "you have to inspect the seals on the windshield every year. To do this you must remove the posts on both sides and remove the rubber around the windshield to see the sealant.$$$$ Winnebago is not keeping track of all the windshield problems as per Tommy because there is no need

No they didn't remove the windshield. That samsung model with the doors off fit right into our 35P. Got the old one out the same way. Didn't take long at all.

Did they remove the windshield to bring the Samsung in?....Dennis