...I did not see a special price on Amazon for Heartland owners. If it was there I missed it.
There isn't one. It's a contact RVLock direct (phone) or order via their website and use the coupon/promo code: heartland
...I did not see a special price on Amazon for Heartland owners. If it was there I missed it.
Help me here. Is this thing electric? What is activating the lock? OK, I went back and went to the site and read the instructions. Batteries. I think the 'Lil Guy' need this. Yep, looks like a must have. Now to sell Debbie on it.
For all the folks that don't carry a key it would be a good idea to hide one some where outside. You never know when the batteries will go down in the lock. They give no warning, just work now and next time they don't work.
Jim M
Actually, the RVLock handle gives you warning beeps each time you use the handle letting you know batteries are getting low. But we definitely recommend placing one key in your glove box and the other hidden on your trailer. Travel safe!
See this link to read about the extension of the RVLock special. Discuss the special here in this thread.
Thanks, Jim, for posting the extended sale information. My RV lock just came apart internally and it was a real mess to get out of the RV with the deadbolt extended, recessed into the handle and the rod disconnected. We look forward to the new lock.
Rex
Yes, the OEM lock. I should have known to look at it sooner when the inside locking latch seem to be operating TOO smoothly...like something was loose, but I put it on the back-burner. Then, tonight, I locked the latch and again noted it seemed too loose and that was the last time it worked. One of the internal screws to the metal plate had come out which allowed the connecting rod to pull away from the deadbolt. The deadbolt then recessed slightly into the handle. It required sometime to figure out what went wrong. Used the fire escape to get out and get tools to retract the bolt. I have a temporary handle installed right now waiting for the new RVLock. If nothing else, I learned a lot.
Ok - got it. You may have one of the recalled locksets. You may want to check with Heartland on that. If it is, perhaps you can obtain a replacment set to have as a backup in case you ever trade your coach and want to keep your RVLock for the next coach.
Jim,
There was not a recall on the lock, but Heartland is sending me a replacement because the RV is still under warranty. I installed the RVLock 4.0 and love it. Nice deal for Heartland owners.