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Subject Topic: Window seal question? Post Reply Post New Topic
PersonCuth
18/2/2007 at 7:51pm
 Location: North Yorks
 Outfit: Avondale Eagle & Honda CRV diesel View Cuth's Profile View Profile   Reply to Cuth Reply   Quote Cuth Quote  
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Hi Folks
Its a month since checking up on our van and we went today and noticed two 6" patches of condensation in between the panes on the two small front windows. If this had happened on our home pvc windows I would have said the seals had gone on the glazed units but is this normal on a caravan window?.
The van is less than a year old and already had the front main window changed as it started parting at the seam but I`m not sure if they have to be air tight like conventional double glazed windows. Is it yet another trip back to the dealer or something not to worry about?.
Cheers
Steve

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Personhalfpiste
18/2/2007 at 9:42pm
 Location: Aylesbury Bucks
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Hi Steve

Have you tried pulling out the little plastic bungs out? These should help to clear any condensation and can be replaced once it's all gone.


Personmichael
18/2/2007 at 9:51pm
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hi our caravan does the same,mist up in the sunshine,not to worry on that score.they are not air tight anyway.BUT parting at the seam does not sound to good.ring your dealer and see what they say about it.[:o)]

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PersonCuth
18/2/2007 at 11:13pm
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Thanks for the replies.Got me thinking now Halfpiste can`t remember where the plastic plugs are, must have em somewhere, will have to pop back and have a look;-).
Michael it was the front main window which started coming apart at the bottom and needed changing. The small windows seem fine as regards splitting, I was just worried that the condensation meant something more serious. Ruddy new vans eh! who`d av em.
Regards
Steve

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Personmichael
18/2/2007 at 11:17pm
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Ruddy new vans eh! who`d av em.
Regards
yes please,chuck it this way[8D]

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