Bailey senator series 6 hiccups

[sian_5062266]

Has anyone out there had any hiccups with the new 6 series senator? We bought a new one (Wyoming) and once we got away to France had a leaking tap on the kitchen sink which made it immpossible to use any of the water system until we found a Mr Brikolage after a couple of weeks where we purchased a sort of gunk stuff as a temporary measure, and in addition our TV kept blowing off every 15 mins. We've been on the road now for about 6 weeks and as we were travelling were at no fixed abode to get parts sent,, having said that, Bailey have sent the parts to us as soon as we knew we'd be somewhere for any length of time, but the new TV is still not working properly, we have no sound now? Has anyone else had a problem?

Sian

 

[dougdotcom]

Hi, Regarding the sound or, loss of sound have you tried a dvd to see if you get sound that way because i know in spain a uk tv will not give sound as this is on a different frequency to the video, France may be the same but ive never tried a tv in France, hope this helps in some way.

 

[DeliDave]

we have Series 6 Indiana,had new pump,drawer over fire doesnt selfclose,edging off consumer unit door,TV sound goes from qyuite loud on level to to off,toilet leak have been very disappointed trade series 5 Indiana and am still not happy with water pressure.Dealer advised and did pump as it was switching on and off but has not got back on other faults think high demand has resulted in lower quality and lack of interest.Said they would get BCD who supply TV to ring us but nothing after three weeks,am using Sharp Aquos as it is a crap TV anyway.Also most of TV leads wernt connected now get all round sound.

 

[susan_374327401]

we have Series 6 Indiana,had new pump,drawer over fire doesnt selfclose,edging off consumer unit door,TV sound goes from qyuite loud on level to to off,toilet leak have been very disappointed trade series 5 Indiana and am still not happy with water pressure.Dealer advised and did pump as it was switching on and off but has not got back on other faults think high demand has resulted in lower quality and lack of interest.Said they would get BCD who supply TV to ring us but nothing after three weeks,am using Sharp Aquos as it is a crap TV anyway.Also most of TV leads wernt connected now get all round sound.

where did you get your van from as my sister and i bought ours in ashburton i have a pageant burgundy which i purchased last year and its damp and has water getting into wet lockerbox to a depth of 2-3 inches and my sister bought a indiana in 2006 and has problems with hers as well

 

[FRANCES_374303281]

Collected our Indiana Oct 07, television was going off every couple of minutes. Telephoned Bailey and they send a courier to collect it and delivered a replacement at the same time, this one worked. First trip out out this weekend for a few months now so hoping there won't be a problem

 

[DeliDave]

where did you get your van from as my sister and i bought ours in ashburton i have a pageant burgundy which i purchased last year and its damp and has water getting into wet lockerbox to a depth of 2-3 inches and my sister bought a indiana in 2006 and has problems with hers as well

sorry for delay its hard to keep track of posts.Got mine from Golden Castle at gloucester had a few more things go wrong ow is yours now

 

[DeliDave]

w ehave had new one delivered too looks lot better than the old one but remote seems a bit unreliable how is yours,

also have repled to susan,got ours from Golden Castle

It is difficult to follow threads on this site

 

[Dustydog]

Sian

We had to wait 9 weeks for our tv which came from a firm near Leeds. The apparent delay was to with the original tvs not being very good. The one we got in January works fine although it is clearly the cheap end of the market. No problems so far.

We also had a note from Bailey saying in future new tvs will be supplied with the Senators rather than direct from the tv company in Leeds.

That made me wonder if there was a bad batch. Best ask Kelly at Bailey.

Cheers

Alan