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"Cleanliness is next to Godliness." ~My grandmother. Opened up the power distribution area under the refrigerator when I was adding some solar panels to our new Grey Wolf 23BD. Based on my grandmother's quote, am thinking either our unit missed the 20,000 sq ft Quality Inspection Facility, or all is NOT good. There is considerable wiring coming and going from the distro panel, and the sensor unit for the remote which controls awning, slider, lights, stabilizers, etc. There was also considerable sawdust, cutouts, wiring stripping, plumbing lines that were replaced (just cut and left in place) and other debris behind the distro control center. In aviation we call this shoddy workmanship. If you don't care enough to cleanup after an installation, what does it say about your installation itself? The kitchen sink faucet only ran from the cold water side -- missed by the factory and the dealership both. As a Six-Sigma Black Belt, am thinking they didn't even have "suspenders" when this was checked out. Not a great way to win friends (customers) ...
Just joined the Forums, will be starting a blog to document some of these issues, recco some things to check when buying, and some improvements which will greatly enhance the comfort, safety and enjoyment of your camper. Check back in a couple of weeks, look for MagsnDeb posts. VR, Mags.
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