Completely expect the manufacturer warranty to cover it. But don’t know what to expect in terms of type of repair and time of repair.
The dealer should have found this and did something about it before he sold it to someone.
I'm sorry this happened to you . I have been down this road 4x and this is what I found on a positive note. I think it will be resolved for you but there is going to be some down time.
IMO, you have only had this a week and that's a major factor to reduce the chance of the mfg trying to wiggle out of a warranty claim by trying to put the blame on you.
This will be taken care of, the dealer or mfg will repair it by replacing the entire wall which will take time if it has to be returned to the mfg. It would be transported both ways at their cost. It can take a few weeks or a few months.
The process:
In a perfect world the dealer will contact the mfg with your VIN# to make this repair ....or have them 'authorize' the repair 'IF' he can do it himself.
If that's the case where he makes the repair himself, he would need to wait for materials to be shipped and this is where a time issue could arise for you.
The mfg.'s like to combine martials for various jobs on one truck and this might take some time to make up an order large enough to be cost effective. It costs more money to make a separate shipment and they do not like to do it.
What I found : Depending on what kind of relationship the dealer has with the mfg. will depend on their reply.
Depending upon the reply, if you have to, you will make the phone call yourself to the mfg yourself to demand action to be taken. They tend to respond better to the customer who complains opposed to the dealer yelling at them , where they hang up on him.
I do not think this will happen in your case, but just in case, I figured that I would give you all this info in one blast.
I know this breaks a person heart to have this happen to a brand new unit but I think it all will turn out to be repaired back to 100% at no cost to you .
I wish you the best.
B n D
