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Originally Posted by Foz
We had the same trouble a couple years back. Winnebago paid to have Lazydays remove our cap, repair the ductwork (retape & cover with foam), and reinstall the cap.
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I've just had the same issue, however Winnebago has decided to no longer cover it. I'm disappointed with their unwillingness to acknowledge that this is a fairly widespread issue and offer some assistance. A search anywhere shows that it happens frequently and even to a lay person like myself points to engineering problems that were not completely solved with this layout.
Certainly I understand that a company can not warranty an item forever. That would be completely unreasonable! My discussion with the lead service rep however had him denying to me that it was a common problem. With the fleet of these with basement AC(s) aging, it can't help but become an even more common occurrence for the duct work to separate.
We are looking to move up to a little larger newer motor home in the relatively near future, and believe me there is no longer ANY warm fuzzy feeling for Winnebago. There are quite a few fine manufacturers of motor homes out there. I look forward to checking them out...before buying again you all might want to do the same...