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Slide water leak 2024 385FL

Makodave

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Has anyone come across a water leak on the sof slide up front? I resealed some screw heads with no luck, and can’t find anything else that looks like it is allowing water in. Thanks
 

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Oregon_Camper

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I don't see your model number, so not sure of your layout. Is this on your slideout? If so, check that all flaps/bulbs are in good condition and flaps are moving in/out with the slide.
 

7426TRISS

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On are 2024 385 FL. Both front slides leaked because the windows were not sealed, dealer repaired under warranty. Spray your windows down, that should tell you if it's a window.
 

Jwtsg

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Check window seals,,,weep holes,,,,termination bars @ slide roof& slide walls,,,slide floor termination ( make sure slide floor edge is protected & sealed,,,slide frame screws at slide side & back walls,,,
Added thought: check roof wall gutters where gutter May drip down slide wall near window,,,may have compromised exterior window sealant issue. Also,on a previous TT long ago,,,one of our window weep holes got plugged & cause condensation to periodically drip inside with moisture that coun’t escape,,,,about drove us nuts,,,,good luck 🍀👍🌞
 
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BryanValRox

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Has anyone come across a water leak on the sof slide up front? I resealed some screw heads with no luck, and can’t find anything else that looks like it is allowing water in. Thanks
Well, I can’t say for sure, but I would certainly start by inspecting the roof and working my way down. Include windows, external trim pieces, slide skies , topper bracket, awing mounts if any. I would also inspect any seals,but I am not sure how that would allow water inside the slide box corner. I would guess that this is coming down inside the wall and running out on the floor.
 

jagibson58

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We had one similiar to that on our living room slide front window (Next to entry door). Our RV tech cleaned around the outside of the window and applied an industrial grade clear sealant all the way around the window. No problems over the past 18 months.
A rather simple fix. The only other solution is to remove the window with new seals and sealant.
 

2 Allies

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Ours was leaking at the outbound edge of the slide ski. The Alliance employee revealed the upper edge, the end and couple screw heads at the Rally. Stopped the leak and had not returned.
 
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