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Originally Posted by Aussieguy
camp in your driveway for a few days
and make a list of things (other than the a/c) that needing fixing
make sure your microwave actually makes food hot......... mine didn't lights were ON it was getting power but no heat...
once you have your list contact Forest river to get someone to fix your stuff
https://forestriverinc.com/Contact-Us
click above and s find the brand of TT you have.
ask them who close by they can recommend to fix your stuff
You don't have to use the dealer you bought it from
FR paid a mobile guy to swap out my Microwave at my house!
No out of pocket/re-reimbursement either! |
I agree with what Aussieguy says. A trial run in the driveway for a couple of days and nights or yard is always best. Make a written list of issues or concerns. Your dealer will need a copy. No misunderstanding about a written list.
Be sure you know where all the valves are located and what they do, be sure you know where the circuit breakers for 120V items, and fuses for 12V items are located. Have 2 sets of spare fuses. If the circuits are not labeled then label them.
If you need manuals, you will need the brand and the model of the item for which you need the manual. i.e. AC, microwave, Water heater, Cooktop, Converter, Tongue jack, Slide out system, etc. Then GOOGLE each one and print a copy to put in a 3-ring binder which is always on the RV.
Also, add a few pages of lined paper to record the dates when maintenance is performed: tires rotated, balanced, bearings lubricated, brakes adjusted, battery terminals cleaned, electrolyte checked, AC filter checked, coils cleaned, WH anode rod checked and replaced. etc etc.
I've always said "New only guarantees new. It does not guarantee good."
Bob
(We're just getting started!)
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