RVLock company stands behind its product

[Galileo]

44 minutes ago, jd1923 said:

So, when the new one fails, are you going to go through this again?

Yes, but it’s a no-pressure kind of situation. I already have my “spare” RVLock installed, which I’ll just cycle out when the new one arrives. It’s either that, or toss out an item that still has life to it. Besides, I have so many spare parts I can keep these things going for years!

As for our least favorite things - if EVERYTHING went smoothly ALL the time - we’d get bored.

If only my leaky windows and LOUD A/C were so easily fixed - and at no cost to me - I’d be a happy camper. 

Actually, I’ve come to realize that -everything- that you own - car, home, board, trailer - requires maintenance, repairs, cleaning, etc, etc, etc. To avoid all of that - you’d have to live in a cave. (Aw nuts - I have to haul firewood and keep these things sabretooth tigers away?!)

[jd1923]

26 minutes ago, Galileo said:

Yes, but it’s a no-pressure kind of situation.

And you are a forgiving person. For me the first call is pressure, and I certainly wouldn't bother with the second, let alone a 3rd or 4th call!

Earlier this year, I purchased a Fairview LP regulator. It failed in two weeks camping. I asked around and found out Fairview is not considered the better make. I could have done a warranty claim for the $50 I spent, but not worth my effort. Why, because I would get the lesser product replaced after all the time and hassle.

So I purchased a Marshall Excelsior regulator, spent new money for the more reliable product. Happy I spent $60 on a new manual lock. I could have spent triple for keyless with all the issues cited in this and other threads.

I expect the manual door lock to be out-of-sight, out-of-mind, for another 10 years. 😎  

[Galileo]

6 minutes ago, jd1923 said:

 

I expect the manual door lock to be out-of-sight, out-of-mind, for another 10 years. 

So long as your keys for your manual lock are always in you’re pocket, you’re golden. I never have to carry a key. Even when the lock “failed” it didn’t fail in a catastrophic way. 

We got the keyless lock as part of the electronics package. Honestly, the lock is the only thing in that package I’d buy again. We never use the backup camera, the cell booster is a joke, and the “auto-vent” isn’t really “auto”. 

I guess if someone wanted to be truly “manual”, they’d still have a knob on the dash for the choke, you could makes the same argument for that. Automatic chokes would frequently fail open or closed - causing a no start/hard start - or flooding.
 

Maybe even a lever on the steering column for spark advance. (Let’s see how many know that reference!) 

Like I said - I’d gladly deal with the RVLock failing every six months than to have to put up with windows that can’t be opened - even a crack - when it rains - and leak even when they’re closed.

 

It’s all a matter of scale. I can deal with RVLock via email and they do the right thing. 

Of the things that vex me about the Oliver - the RVLock barely merits a mention. I only bring it up because we’ve all agreed the windows inhale deeply and with great force, and the Dometic A/C is like putting a class D fluorescent ballast in a library.