Bubble in bathroom linoleum

[Lonewolfcry]

Just noticed a 3inch bubble in my bathroom floor in my new Cherokee. Would this be covered under warranty. We haven't used the TT yet and have had it for 3 weeks. Do any of you see any reason why the dealer would give us any problem fixing it.
I've also noticed next to the bubble a slightly elevated floor board.

[T.L.T.]

I would take the unit back to the dealer for warr. repair. it might be a screw that came loose or water leake. your dealer should fix it with out any hasle.i would not wait for summer time i would go now so you can have it for the summer.

t.l.t.

[SaskCampers]

Should have no trouble getting that done under warranty.

[capucine]

This item is a warranty claim and I will tell you that if it is too serious ask your dealer to ship it back to the factory. Some dealers are not terribly equipped for repairing serious manufacture flaws and their work can be substandard specially if it is a brand new trailer that you have not even used yet!!! You want perfect job repair or nothing.

[Old car]

We had a bubble in our floor in the bathroom as well. Didn't notice it when we picked up the unit but after our first time out. Dealer fixed it no problem. It was fairly close to a floor vent so they pulled off the cover, put in some glue and rolled it out toward the vent. Looks great and never an issue again.

[Lonewolfcry]

Just took it in today. I hope I don't have to go to "war"! I wanted to get some info from this great forum before I went in because they told me over the phone the floor might do that when its cold but if it warms up you can't see the bubble. Don't worry I told them I wanted the bubble free camper!!

[capucine]

Keep us updated on this problem!

[Mountainmanbob]

should be an easy fix
for anybody who knows how to
repair floors

they should have you back on the road
in no time

good luck with your new rig

Mountainman

[Lonewolfcry]

UPDATE: just found out today the under flooring has a seem throughout the trailer. Dealer is having a flooring Co Look at it tomorrow to see if they can fix it and reuse the old linoleum. if they can't reuse it I have to pick new linoleum out from the flooring co. (per forest river warranty department)