WINDOWS FOGGY
I HAVE A 2008 FLEETWOOD BOUNDER 38 P I HAVE A COUPLE OF WINDOWS THAT ARE FOGGYING UP, AIR LEAKING BETWEEN THE GLASS. WHAT CAN I DO?
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- Agree with garyemunson. It's not hard to repair them yourself with common hand tools and the correct spacers and sealant.
Fred - Ha! Big Katuna, you are from my hometown! As for the foggy windows, It's a time consuming but not too difficult repair. Search the forums and you'll find several post that explain how to do it. Material probably runs about $40 a window. It does require pulling the entire window assembly out but that's not as bad as it sounds.
- Suncoast gives you a ten year transferable warranty.
Good enough for me. - You may want to consider going to a single pane window. Dual panes will always leak with time, even the honest companies that reseal dual windows will tell you that. Dual pane in RV's is not very practical. I can't recall the name of the company, but I believe they're in Colburg OR in the old Monaco facotry. They can reseal dual panes, or replace them with thicker single pane. The cost is about the same, and you never have to worry about sinle panes getting foggy. As far as insulating value, there's not a lot of difference either. Let's face it, you have one huge non dual pane window going across the front of your motorhome, so all these little windows that are dual pane aren't really accomplishing a lot.
Brian - what Bob46 said!
wolfe10 wrote:
Repair facilities on Searcy AR and just north of Tampa FL fix these for a living.
As wolfe10 mentioned, there is a repair shop in Searcy AR. RVFogDR. Great people & great service with full hookups.- I had two windows replaced in Hudson Florida at Suncoast Designers. They have electric and water hookups so you come in the night before and camp. They come to your RV around 7am and start working. I stayed overnight again and left in the morning. Your stay depends on how busy they are and how many windows you have replaced. I was pleased with their service.
- There are places around Elkhart Indiana, too. About $300 per window.
- MAYBE THESE POSTS WILL HAVE SOMETHING FOR YOU:
FOGGY WINDOWS POSTS - Why are you typeing in CAPS ???
To answer your question - take it to a repair shop and get it fixed !!
