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Cecilt
Explorer
Jul 11, 2017

Water getting in Window Channel

Had some heavy rain last week at beach and noticed some water was getting into the interior channel on our rear window. It was not over flowing the channel but there were drops of water. Could the weep holes be slightly clogged or would this have nothing to do with the weep holes? Are the weep holes to keep water out of the inside channel of the window. Called dealer and since TT was new in 9/13 he suspected weep holes might just need cleaning vs. removing window and resealing but wanted your opinion. tks
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  • sch911's avatar
    sch911
    Explorer
    Jul 11, 2017
    The weep holes on the outside bottom of the window frame should be checked to make sure they're not plugged up by debris. This should be part of routine maintenance that should be periodically perfomed on your RV.
  • Cecilt's avatar
    Cecilt
    Explorer
    Jul 11, 2017
    sch911 wrote:
    The weep holes on the outside bottom of the window frame should be checked to make sure they're not plugged up by debris. This should be part of routine maintenance that should be periodically perfomed on your RV.


    What is best way to clean them. Take air compressor and blow them from the outside of the camper? Wouldn't this force any crud to go somewhere inside the window frame? tks
  • sch911's avatar
    sch911
    Explorer
    Jul 11, 2017
    Q-Tip . Then spray with hose until you see water running out unimpeded.

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