Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Recreational Vehicles Equipped With 45 Amp Magnetek Power Converters. A Weakened Bypass Capacitor On The Converter’S Printed Circuit Board Can Cause A Breakdown Of The Capacitor Allowing Electrical Current Leakage.
Vehicle recall defect – Coachmen Is Recalling Certain Recreational Vehicles Equipped With 1200-Series Norcold Refrigerators. The Population Of Refrigerators Being Addressed Contains Either A Sensing Algorithm Or Thermal Switch To Shut Off Power To The Refrigerator When High Temperatures Are Detected In Order To Prevent A Potential Fire. The Response Times Of The Sensor Algorithm And Thermal Switch Devices To Stop Power Are Not Sufficient.
Vehicle recall defect – Coachmen Is Recalling 932 Model Year (My) 1999-2003 Georgie Boy Cruise Master, My 2000-2002 Maverick And Pursuit, My 2000 & 2002 Cruise Air And My 2001-2002 Suite Motorhomes Equipped With Norcold Model 1200Lrim Refrigerators, Manufactured From March 1, 2001 To December 31, 2002, With Serial Numbers Between 1273701 And 1536607, Non-Consecutively. A Fatigue Failure In The SeCTIon Of The Cooling Unit Which Contains The Refrigerant Could Allow The Liquid Solution To Slowly Leak. If A Leak Occurs And The Refrigerator Continues To Be Operated After Solution Circulation Has Ceased The Heat Source Could Generate Very High Temperatures. At Such High Temperatures, The Cooling Unit Could Rupture.
Vehicle recall defect – Coachmen Is Recalling 4,231 My 1999-2002 Georgie Boy Cruise Master, Landau And Pursuit, My 1999-2000 Cruise Air, My 1999-2001 Maverick And My 2000-2002 Georgie Boy Suite Motor Homes Equipped With Norcold Refrigerators. A Fatigue Failure In The SeCTIon Of The Cooling Unit Which Contains The Refrigerant Could Allow The Liquid Solution To Slowly Leak.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Motor Homes Equipped With Norcold Refrigerator Cooling Units Model Numbers 1200Lr And 1200Rim With Serial Numbers Between 700000 And 1008700 And Manufactured Between December 1996 And February 1999. These Refrigerators Can Experience Low Cycle Fatigue Failure Which Can Lead To The Liquid Solution Slowly Leaking From The Sealed, Pressurized Cooling Unit Through A Small Crack.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Motor Homes Equipped With Norcold Refrigerator Cooling Units Model Numbers N841, N821, N641, And N621. These Refrigerators Can Experience A Cooling System Leak Caused By Operation In The Ac Electric Mode. If A Leak Occurs, The Cooling Performance Of The Refrigerator Will Deteriorate, Requiring Immediate Replacement Of The Cooling Unit.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Motor Homes Built With Kitchen Slide-Outs. A Flexible Liquid Propane (Lp) Gas Line Within The Slide-Out Can Leak Under Certain Conditions; E.G., When Exposed To Heat For Prolonged Periods Of Time From The Stove.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Recreational Vehicles Equipped With 45 Amp Magnetek Power Converters. A Weakened Bypass Capacitor On The Converter’S Printed Circuit Board Can Cause A Breakdown Of The Capacitor Allowing Electrical Current Leakage.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Motor Homes Equipped With Norcold Refrigerator Cooling Units Model Numbers 1200Lr And 1200Rim With Serial Numbers Between 700000 And 1008700 And Manufactured Between December 1996 And February 1999. These Refrigerators Can Experience Low Cycle Fatigue Failure Which Can Lead To The Liquid Solution Slowly Leaking From The Sealed, Pressurized Cooling Unit Through A Small Crack.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Motor Homes Equipped With Norcold Refrigerator Cooling Units Model Numbers 1200Lr And 1200Rim With Serial Numbers Between 700000 And 1008700 And Manufactured Between December 1996 And February 1999. These Refrigerators Can Experience Low Cycle Fatigue Failure Which Can Lead To The Liquid Solution Slowly Leaking From The Sealed, Pressurized Cooling Unit Through A Small Crack.