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Might be an idea to inform your insurance company as their cover might be dependent on the alarm being activated?

David

Agree. Also advise dealer that you are in breach of your insurance policy and that if the alarm is not fixed today, then, in the event of there being any insurance claim that is disallowed because of the defective alarm, you will hold them liable. I know that the possibilities of that happening may be remote, but you need to protect your position, and give the dealer some impetus to get things moving. The dealer can only move as fast as the manufacturer but every little helps.

Phil

Sounds like us last year! Pciked our new van up, parked it on drive, switched heating on to have a play, left the van for an hour or so, came back to find a sodden cushion, wet floor! turned out the valve hadnt been tightened on the ALde heating and water was hissing out onto the side dinette area! Not a good start, but, fingers xxx weve had it nearly a year now and it knocks the socks off the Baileys that weve had! Absolutley love it and wont be changing it for years.

Enjoy!