Bathroom door out of plumb

RJsfishin wrote:
I'd bet 1/2" is an exaggeration. But even so, if not a cosmedic problem, it ain't broke. Acually, I level my rig to the swing of the bathroom door.
But if you do take it to a dealer, good luck.

Well, according to my 4' level it's out about 1/2" and I know it's accurate. I could use a plumb bob or my laser level to find out exactly, but regardless, it is waaay too far off to leave it or to try and tweek it. Now that I know it's there, when you stand back and look at it, it's really noticeable.

Dick_B wrote:
When does the door swing open? under way?
One trick, if the door has hinges, is to take out one or more hinge pins and whack it with a hammer in the middle to slightly bend it. Put it back in and see if that's any better.
We also keep our doors closed underway.

It opens when set up at home (perfectly level carport surface) and when levelled at a CG. Unless we push it closed to latch, it swings open right away. Unless we make a conscious effort to fully close the door, it swings open immediately and is constantly in the way. At first I thought I just hadn't leveled the TT well enough.

I thought about doing something with the hinges as you suggest but if the wall is out 1/2" (appr.) I can't see how that would work, but excellent idea.

If this wasn't such major surgery, I would just do it myself.

Call a plumber?? Haha. :B I do think that calling the dealer to let them know would be a good idea and see what they say. We have a 2 year warranty so we're not worried about running out of time, just want to stop running into the door.... Our dealer is pretty good to work with.