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Old 03-27-2015, 01:55 PM   #1
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Shower door sweep

The rubber sweep on the bottom of my shower door in my 29RLDS is torn and leaking. How does it come off, Do I just slide it out or does something have to come off first? And where can i get a replacement?
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Old 03-27-2015, 03:22 PM   #2
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I figured it out. I took the good one off the top of the door for now. I have to look for the correct one to replace it with.
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Old 03-27-2015, 04:57 PM   #3
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Take part of the old one to any big box hardware store and they should have something there ..if not then go to your friendly neighbor hood RV dealer..
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Old 03-28-2015, 08:57 AM   #4
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I had the same problem with the shower in my 27DSRL so I don't know if it is the same as yours. I replaced the bottom with the top but not long after it ripped also. The dealer replaced them both under warranty at the end of last season. They seem to be pretty flimsy. If the new ones don't last long either I figure I'll need to just get a box full of them. I am very disappointed in the shower design. I have been dealing with water leaking around the panels and underneath besides the sweep coming apart.
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Old 03-28-2015, 09:36 AM   #5
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I agree that is a poor design. My shower leaked from day 1. I always try to dry the water as soon as I get out of the shower but now i noticed that the bottom of the sink cabinet is peeling. It looks like contact paper that Jayco just put over press wood. I thought Jayco was one of the best out there but I'm having second thoughts.
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Old 03-29-2015, 03:06 PM   #6
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Went to Home Depot the only sweep they had was one that screws to the inside bottom of the door.
Went to my dealer and was bracing myself because I told them I wanted 2 of them, one for a spare, total cost was $1.86.
best deal in a long time, and now I have a spare
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Old 03-29-2015, 05:29 PM   #7
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Those sweeps provided by Jayco and the dealer will. Last for maybe 10 showers. I had the same problem on a brand new unit. Talked with Jayco and their rep agreed they were for crap. He told me to go to Home depot and just get some good ones that I could either screw or tape to the door. I got some of those with the tape backing. Put one on over a year ago an it is still going strong and no more leaks. Cost me less than $4 if I remember correctly.
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Those sweeps provided by Jayco and the dealer will. Last for maybe 10 showers. I had the same problem on a brand new unit. Talked with Jayco and their rep agreed they were for crap. He told me to go to Home depot and just get some good ones that I could either screw or tape to the door. I got some of those with the tape backing. Put one on over a year ago an it is still going strong and no more leaks. Cost me less than $4 if I remember correctly.
Can you post a picture of it?
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We had the same problem. Brand new from dealer the strip was ripping. They gave us a few. We did take the one off the top and put it on the bottom to get us by the first camping trip. DH was going to try the home depot "upgrade" when these replacements are trashed. If you could post a pic of the one you bought with the tape backing- that would be excellent.

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Issue is with shower door

Having the same issue with our shower. I tried to fix the first one by reinforcing the blade with silicon. It held for a bit longer but finally tore. What I noticed on my shower is the door is not square so that the aluminum shower door base contacts with the wiper blade and tears it off. I could not figure out a way to square up the shower door. I decided to just modify it with a different wipe but have not done it yet. I too would be interested in some pics of others mods.
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I removed the bottom sweep and couldn't find a replacement where we are so we just put a towel down to catch any water. Guess what????? the water runs back into the shower without it. 5 months later we use the shower every day and the floor is always dry.
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After 8 months of full-timing, my shower door sweep is still pristine. Not sure why so many folks are having a problem with theirs. As for the replacement piece, you can find a "stick-on" door sweep at Home Depot in the door section. The "sweep insert" location will vary by store. Some HD's have them over by the shower doors. Others have them in the hardware dept. by the screen door hardware. They're only about $3.
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Shower Door Sweep Issue

I had the same problem with the bottom shower door sweep as everyone else appears to be having. My fix was simply to use packging tape to secure the torn section back into place. Everything must be clean and dry prior to using the tape but it is working for me with no leaks around the bottom of the door. Obviously it is very poorly designed and Jayco should be ashamed for continuing to use this setup.
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Currently in Branson, MO in a condo and want be back home until Sunday. However, I went online to home depot and below is a link to the shower sweep I'm using. Had it on for over a year with no problems. Cost less than $3 and you just cut it to the length you want.
Click on the link below to see.

Frost King E/O 1-1/2 in. x 36 in. White Self-Stick Door Bottom Weather Strip-DS101WH - The Home Depot
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