I have had a fit problem with the door on my new Cougar, it apparently has sagged within the frame, making it hard to lock the deadbolt, and allowing slight water intrusion in severe weather.
Marty just called me to tell me there is an easy fix, and if you want, ATC will do the fix (even if not in warranty) for you if you bring your camper by the shop.
The fix: open the door, leaving the screen door closed. There are 6 hinges, each with 3 square drive self-tapping screws. Remove all of the screws being careful to not drop the door.
On the door, drill a pilot hole 3/16” below one of the existing holes on the top hinge, and do the same for one of the hinges towards the bottom. This will shift the door up the 3/16 of an inch.
Re-mount the door using the pilot holes to get the proper alignment. Then using the remaining self tapping screws, complete screwing down the other hinges.
KUDOS to James in Canada, the person who discovered the fix, and to Marty for reaching out to share the information.
I greatly appreciate ATC’s customer focus!
Marty just called me to tell me there is an easy fix, and if you want, ATC will do the fix (even if not in warranty) for you if you bring your camper by the shop.
The fix: open the door, leaving the screen door closed. There are 6 hinges, each with 3 square drive self-tapping screws. Remove all of the screws being careful to not drop the door.
On the door, drill a pilot hole 3/16” below one of the existing holes on the top hinge, and do the same for one of the hinges towards the bottom. This will shift the door up the 3/16 of an inch.
Re-mount the door using the pilot holes to get the proper alignment. Then using the remaining self tapping screws, complete screwing down the other hinges.
KUDOS to James in Canada, the person who discovered the fix, and to Marty for reaching out to share the information.
I greatly appreciate ATC’s customer focus!