All: Thank you for the info with regards to a wall crack. We have a 2013 Bighorn 3010RE. In 2016 the door side wall near the pin box separated from the frame. I addressed this issue with Heartland and after numerous pictures and measurements with the couch unhooked and hooked to tow vehicle Heartland agreed to fix the problem at their facility. Now that the wall is securely attached to the frame, an exterior crack has slowly formed at the forward exterior speaker and the wall below the speaker is visually "wavy". I feel this is caused by the frame flexing now that the wall is securely attached to the frame. I've tried to contact Heartland via the consumer website with no response. I then sent an e-mail to Mr. Darrel Turner. He was my customer service rep when the side wall was reattached to the frame. It has been several working days and I still have not received a response to my email. I will call customer service tomorrow.
see below e-mails sent to Heartland with no response.
| Apr 21, 2021, 9:46 AM (5 days ago)
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Mr. Turner: I'm reaching out to you for help to identify a point of contact (POC) at Heartland for an issue on my Bighorn 3010RE. In DEC 2016 you were my customer service representative when Heartland repaired the wall separation from the frame on this unit. I sent the below request 4/11/2021, for an exterior wall crack at the forward exterior speaker, and as of today I have not received a response or recommendation for repair. The attached PDF file provides pictures identifying the problem. Can you provide a POC to help with this problem?
Thank you in advance for your support
Jeffery Brickhouse
Customer request sent 4/11/2021 below.
"Reaching out for advice/help with a problem on my 2013 Bighorn 3010RE (VIN #5SFBG3423DE257340) that I bought new in November 2012. In December 2016 Heartland repaired the wall separation from the frame. Mr. Darrell Turner was my customer service representative during this repair. Mr. Turner kept me well informed during the repairs and I have seen no further wall separation with regards to this issue. The problem I have now is that the wall that was securely attached to the frame is now visually wavy/distorted and a 3 inch long surface crack has developed over the last year at the external speaker. It appears the wall is securely attached to the frame, but now the frame flexing is causing the wall damage. This frame flex was identified in 2016 as a problem via a (.pdf) picture file that I can provide. Can/will Heartland provide advice/service and a course of action to correct this issue?
I have pictures available for review of the wall crack.
Thank you in advance for your support
Jeff"