closet coming apart
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cdbMidland
Past Michigan Chapter Leader
We also have a problem in our closet, only it affects the wooden cabinet (or whatever you call it) on the street side. It fell on our trip to Florida last year and was "fixed" by LSI last spring, only to fall again. There is a wire going through it.
I've tried to rescrew it as it was only screwed into the side drywall panel, but apparently have not found a stud as yet.
We like the unit, but wish this didn't happen. We also wonder if there may be something cracked in the front frame that is causing enough flexing to pull this unit away from the wall. I would hate to see this move back far enough to break the closet mirrored doors.
I've tried to rescrew it as it was only screwed into the side drywall panel, but apparently have not found a stud as yet.
We like the unit, but wish this didn't happen. We also wonder if there may be something cracked in the front frame that is causing enough flexing to pull this unit away from the wall. I would hate to see this move back far enough to break the closet mirrored doors.
HappyKayakers
Well-known member
No closet problems in our '06 3600. (Knock on wood!!)
sharmulst
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Entertainment Center
We have a 3500 RL that has over 10,000 road miles. On our trip from Brady, TX to Oakwood, TX the upper portion of the entertainment center came apart. The piece of wood that goes the full length under the TV and CD compartment came loose in the middle and right side.
The TV was still in the center but we are perplexed as to how this happened. We had no rough roads, lurching of the trailer or anything that would have caused this. We took the TV out and it will ride on the floor the rest of the way home which will be in about a month. Steve has no tools with to fix it and the warranty is long gone. One thing that TV weighs a ton, as soon as we can afford it it will be replaced with a much lighter one. This is just an FYI for anyone else to check and make sure all is well. This is most disheartening as we have had very few things wrong with our Bighorn. All of them have been pretty minor. Thanks for listening.
We have a 3500 RL that has over 10,000 road miles. On our trip from Brady, TX to Oakwood, TX the upper portion of the entertainment center came apart. The piece of wood that goes the full length under the TV and CD compartment came loose in the middle and right side.
The TV was still in the center but we are perplexed as to how this happened. We had no rough roads, lurching of the trailer or anything that would have caused this. We took the TV out and it will ride on the floor the rest of the way home which will be in about a month. Steve has no tools with to fix it and the warranty is long gone. One thing that TV weighs a ton, as soon as we can afford it it will be replaced with a much lighter one. This is just an FYI for anyone else to check and make sure all is well. This is most disheartening as we have had very few things wrong with our Bighorn. All of them have been pretty minor. Thanks for listening.
