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Montana_1929 · 02-24-2005, 04:00 AM

We went camping in spite of the forecasted weather. Rain, and lots of it. We went to a local lake with level concrete pads so I figure no big deal. Everything was fine until I sit on the couch in the main slide and notice the arm is wet. I open the blinds to find a steady drip of rain water coming in from the top of the window. Then I see that the window frame has the seam at the top. I would expect it to be at the bottom just for this reason. I check all the other windows and sure enough they are all (seams) on the bottom except the window on the opposite end of the slide.
Does anyone have any knowledge of how these windows are supposed to be installed? I will be setting up an appointment to get it fixed and was hoping to have some info on proper installation/repair procedures.

Thanks...
Dave

BTW... It is a, 2005 Keystone Mountaineer 318BHS we bought this past August

02-24-2005, 04:00 AM	#1
Montana_1929 Established Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Camarillo Posts: 46 M.O.C. #1929	WINDOW LEAKING We went camping in spite of the forecasted weather. Rain, and lots of it. We went to a local lake with level concrete pads so I figure no big deal. Everything was fine until I sit on the couch in the main slide and notice the arm is wet. I open the blinds to find a steady drip of rain water coming in from the top of the window. Then I see that the window frame has the seam at the top. I would expect it to be at the bottom just for this reason. I check all the other windows and sure enough they are all (seams) on the bottom except the window on the opposite end of the slide. Does anyone have any knowledge of how these windows are supposed to be installed? I will be setting up an appointment to get it fixed and was hoping to have some info on proper installation/repair procedures. Thanks... Dave BTW... It is a, 2005 Keystone Mountaineer 318BHS we bought this past August