Bath door out of square.

[Jimw606]

Our Jayfeather 222 has been parked at the storage lot for several months now. Sitting on the tires, pretty level side to side, and a little high in the front for roof drainage.
Went down today to check things out, and found the bath room door will not close. It is hitting at the top about 1/8".
I have never seen this happen before in any of my units.
Ideas, thoughts etc. appreciated.

[slabat]

That is strange, I would wait until spring and see what happens. It could be because it is not level...Is there any snow on the roof that could be anohter issue.

[Locky66]

Do you happen to have your stabilizer jacks down?

[clubhouse]

Originally Posted by Locky66

Do you happen to have your stabilizer jacks down?

My question too. It takes very little tension on one of the corners to make get out of square. On my previous 26BH if I tightened either of the rear stab jacks the rear bath door would lose square and not close.

If you have a jack town down, it wouldn't take much settling to create your issue.

[Tunce the traveler]

Originally Posted by clubhouse

My question too. It takes very little tension on one of the corners to make get out of square. On my previous 26BH if I tightened either of the rear stab jacks the rear bath door would lose square and not close.

If you have a jack town down, it wouldn't take much settling to create your issue.

X2

[Jimw606]

No jacks down. I have thought about going down and turning the heat on for a while. I may go down and take some pictures, and send to Jayco.
Thanks for all the replies. Jim

[qwed94]

might not be your camper at all. Might be the ground itself has changed some.
EXAMPLE: I live in a mobile home. Of course I never get under the skirting and "re-level" my house. But every winter, my refrigerator door will not shut without an extra push, and my bathroom door will not stay open. In the summer, those 2 doors mention do the opposite

[Seann45]

When the RV is out of square the door will not fit right... I can always tell how well I have leveled my RV by how the door to the shower opens.

[314BHDS]

Try lowering the front to level and see if that makes diffrence

[Locky66]

More than likely Its just because of the unlevelness of the ground that your 4 tires are resting on. After seeing your floor plan I bet if you took a piece of 2x6 and put it under your right front tire (that's if your looking at your trailer head on.) It would probably fix the problem. Or lower that front right jack and see if it helps.

[Jimw606]

Stopped by the Camper on the way home today. Got to thinking it may have a flat tire. Tires are covered. No flats or sinking in the gravel. I was able to lift on the door enough for it to close. Still rubs at the top. Lowered the front of Camper as someone suggested, but it didn't change anything.
I think I will be able to figure it out now, since it is not as bad as I had thought. Thanks everyone for your help. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!! Jim

[Derek700]

I thought my door was out of square on the bottom. It turned out the trim was leaning inwards toward the door.

[Jimw606]

Mine appears to be solid, but i did find the hinge screws sticking out a bit. Haven't had time to go back down to storage lot.

But thanks for the thoughts. Jim

[Tunce the traveler]

Originally Posted by Derek700

I thought my door was out of square on the bottom. It turned out the trim was leaning inwards toward the door.

That's what happened on my bath door so I screwed it in with one of these small head fasteners. Their called (GRKfasteners). These are 8x2 1/2" and the #10 bit comes in the handy pak.