Bubbles...

[Marine71-76]

As you can see from the pictures we have "bubbles" in our wall in the bathroom. This is immediately to the right once you enter the bathroom. Is this something to be concerned about?

[WinnieView]

Looks like something you may want to have addressed under warranty before it expires.

[norty1]

I would be concerned about it. I can't tell from the pic what the material is. Your description indicates it is wall board that's not exposed to water. I still would want it looked at by a dealer if under warranty.

[Marine71-76]

Unfortunately no longer under warranty. This is the same side that water was leaking into the bedroom window (but dealer could never figure out where) and later into the compartment. The problem was found & fixed - we paid for that to be done.

Where we store the unit, they are also do repairs & will ask them to look at it.

Thanks

[Donna]

Could you tell me what is being done about the bubbles issues? My North Point is doing the same thing, they said its due to a bad seal on the one of the windows and want to swap out the wall of the one of the slides.


Thanks.

[THE MEEKER]

I had this issue with my 2001 Terry trailer. It happened in the bedroom near a roof leak that I repaired.

It turned out to be mold spores that accumulated between the interior wall covering and the wood wall. The expense of replacing that section exceeded the value of the trailer at the time since it was close to the end of its useful life.

[Vicr]

That's "popcorn mold". We had the same issue in one of our slides that cost Jayco $10,000 to fix at a independent RV repair shop. It is caused by water infiltration. So suffice it to say you have a water leak. Judging by the amount of the mold you have the inside of your wall must be soaked. Attached is a photo of ours thats been repaired.