Warranty Registration Paperwork

[DeadNoMore]

Tried to find the answer here but didn't see it. Sorry if this has been answered already.

My dealer gave me a big packet of paperwork and told me to be sure to send in warranty information as soon as possible. As I have gone through it, I only see about three documents to send in or go online to register. What all should I be registering?

Seems like the dealer would have at least had a list of to do things in the packet.

Just curious what things need a registration to be covered.

Thanks for any help. BTW, it is a 2018 A213HW Rockwood.

Dead

[Bama Rambler]

The dealer should have taken care of the RV itself, so you're left with the appliances and equipment.

A short list is;
Refer,
Water heater,
Stove/Oven,
Furnace,
Air Conditioner,
Power Converter,
Awning,
Water Pump,
Water Filter,
Electric tongue jack,
Slideout Mechanism,
etc.

In other words, pretty much anything that has power or gas going to it.

Some of those things may not need paperwork as they'll be tied to the RV's date of sale, but I'd check just to be sure.

[Iwannacamp]

I would call the finance person(closer) and ask them if they mailed the required paper work. The only warranty things I found to mail where extended warranty papers/coupons for appliances. Great. Now I am worried about it! lol

Ditto on Bama... I think they ask you to record all the model and SN's for later possible use.

[TeachTexas]

You are not required to send in anything for warranty on a purchased item, whether it is included with another item or not. All that you have to have is proof of purchase. Record your model and serial numbers and keep your purchase materials. It may also be helpful to have a copy of your build sheet showing the units installed.