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Montana_2505 · 11-27-2004, 04:55 AM

Well, our problems seem to be starting over...
Since getting our RV out of the shop where they simply caulked the bedroom slideout (in a very UN-beautifying way) to stop the leaking,
we finally had our first light rain and a little snow night before last. The next morning, the floor is wet again in the bedroom. I've always heard that caulk might PREVENT a leak, but it won't STOP one. Seems to be true for sure in this case. Of course it's Thanksgiving weekend, and our dealer takes 4 days off. Not even an answering machine. Hubby has checked out all the seals and rubber around the slideout and everything seems to be as it should be. The slideout awning seems to be fine, too. So, where can this leak be coming from??
Then, during the night last night, the precious furnace remote control went WACKO again and changed it's own settings. It decided to run most of the night and this morning, it decided it was too warm in here (which it was), so it turned on the AC. We realized there IS a setting that will do that, but WE didn't change anything. The remote control/ thermostat hadn't even been TOUCHED for over a week. (We have a shelf at the end of the kitchen cabinet and have mounted the remote control under that shelf so it is ALWAYS pointing at the wall unit and is not on the countertop).

We do not have a problem fixing things on our own. But some things.....wellllllll.....

OHHHHHH BROTHERRRRRRRRR!!!!

11-27-2004, 04:55 AM	#41
Montana_2505 Established Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Parachute Posts: 15 M.O.C. #2505	Well, our problems seem to be starting over... Since getting our RV out of the shop where they simply caulked the bedroom slideout (in a very UN-beautifying way) to stop the leaking, we finally had our first light rain and a little snow night before last. The next morning, the floor is wet again in the bedroom. I've always heard that caulk might PREVENT a leak, but it won't STOP one. Seems to be true for sure in this case. Of course it's Thanksgiving weekend, and our dealer takes 4 days off. Not even an answering machine. Hubby has checked out all the seals and rubber around the slideout and everything seems to be as it should be. The slideout awning seems to be fine, too. So, where can this leak be coming from?? Then, during the night last night, the precious furnace remote control went WACKO again and changed it's own settings. It decided to run most of the night and this morning, it decided it was too warm in here (which it was), so it turned on the AC. We realized there IS a setting that will do that, but WE didn't change anything. The remote control/ thermostat hadn't even been TOUCHED for over a week. (We have a shelf at the end of the kitchen cabinet and have mounted the remote control under that shelf so it is ALWAYS pointing at the wall unit and is not on the countertop). We do not have a problem fixing things on our own. But some things.....wellllllll..... OHHHHHH BROTHERRRRRRRRR!!!!