new January 2014 Jurgens Lunagazer
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A small drill and a bigger drill to use as a file did the job. His and hers usb chargers installed.
Must put a couple near the table next.
Must put a couple near the table next.
Post trip we decided to have the dealer check into why our front window had fine crazing cracks in it. Without comment or looking at it they replaced it under warranty. The new one appears to be thicker material. Obviously it's a common fault.
Which raises the question, why no recall?
They also replaced the battery charger under warranty. I suspect it got a nasty jolt of power in the last week at Port Hedland.
Which raises the question, why no recall?
They also replaced the battery charger under warranty. I suspect it got a nasty jolt of power in the last week at Port Hedland.
Not happy Jan!
An easy fix but it shouldn't happen on a 2 year old van.
Um, Mr Jurgens, why didn't you place long screws in from the other direction and use a bit of glue????????????????????????
An easy fix but it shouldn't happen on a 2 year old van.
Um, Mr Jurgens, why didn't you place long screws in from the other direction and use a bit of glue????????????????????????
Not undersized screws alone.................................................incorrectly used screws and glues!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You'd expect better for the $'s we pay!!!!!
I'm prepared to accept that the rocket scientists are all fully employed by the time our vans get built................
ACDC helps with anger management in these instances!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't know (yet) about undersized but they sure do use the wrong ones. When screwing in to particle board or plywood why do they insist on using sheet metal screws? Could be worse I suppose after seeing staples used so widely on one van under construction that turned me off another brand.
and on another rant, why doesn't the big green shed stock the same screw covers that van manufacturers use??? After all we use them too to repair our vans!
One of our cupboard doors had hinge disease and had been fixed three times. The hinge was pulling out and the cause was the super strong bracket for closing the door.
The big green shed had bigger, wider, longer screws and I tried all of them but no success.
I got the repairer to deal with it and he replaced the bracket and had to patch the door.
It's obviously a common problem and there's no argument with fixing it...but those brackets need a redesign.
Jayco are great with warranty, as we know, and they're replacing a frayed mattress for us...we didn't even know it had a problem and were told jayco was sending a replacement.
Most impressed.
The big green shed had bigger, wider, longer screws and I tried all of them but no success.
I got the repairer to deal with it and he replaced the bracket and had to patch the door.
It's obviously a common problem and there's no argument with fixing it...but those brackets need a redesign.
Jayco are great with warranty, as we know, and they're replacing a frayed mattress for us...we didn't even know it had a problem and were told jayco was sending a replacement.
Most impressed.
A dremil some small bit would make a nice cut in the soft wood in a van ?????use it to cut any shape once you have a mark to follow
Heading to Corowa for a few days after work this arvo. Parked outside my office so I can look and daydream about being on the road again.