Well another years vanning ahead, and it seems another one of DIY fixes to my nearly new van.!!
I've got a 2006 Eldis Odysee 540 with a rediculous 45 degree angle sliding bathroom door. It just about worked before, even though the door does not fit in the runners on the top rail - but now it is very jammed.
I could take a day off work to yank it back to the dealers under warranty but I'd rather have a go myself. Does anyone have any ideas to free this slider up??
Other 'new' faults include a pushbutton wardrobe door that is jammed, an ill fitting locker, an external locker that works but you could open with a blade of grass, and of course the old dodgy left indicator.
I shouldn't grumble after all doors and lockers are at the very leading edge of technology and its extremelly harsh of me to expect them work faultlessly - just consider all the working parts? Equally the van was only serviced in October and not used since, so to be fair I shouldn't expect it to all just work should i??!!
I've got a 2006 Eldis Odysee 540 with a rediculous 45 degree angle sliding bathroom door. It just about worked before, even though the door does not fit in the runners on the top rail - but now it is very jammed.
I could take a day off work to yank it back to the dealers under warranty but I'd rather have a go myself. Does anyone have any ideas to free this slider up??
Other 'new' faults include a pushbutton wardrobe door that is jammed, an ill fitting locker, an external locker that works but you could open with a blade of grass, and of course the old dodgy left indicator.
I shouldn't grumble after all doors and lockers are at the very leading edge of technology and its extremelly harsh of me to expect them work faultlessly - just consider all the working parts? Equally the van was only serviced in October and not used since, so to be fair I shouldn't expect it to all just work should i??!!
