Condensation on habitation door
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Condensation on habitation door
Has anyone else noticed condensation on the window of the habitation door. We have a 2013 autosleeper Gloucester. Any replies welcome Kathy.
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Re: Condensation on habitation door
Yes Kathy we had it yesterday whilst at the Peterborough show, Pat had cooked the evening meal also kettle on, top skylight open and when she had finished we noticed the condensation in the hab door window. Today it has disappeared.
John.
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Re: Condensation on habitation door
Thanks for your reply John but the condensation is in between the panelled glass looking like a seal could be gone.
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Re: Condensation on habitation door
Yes ours was between the panel but has now disappeared, this has happened twice now.
John.
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Re: Condensation on habitation door
Hi, there is a small plastic bung either side of the window, well there is in mine, if you very gently take that out the condensation will clear, then replace the bung.
Last edited by daisy mae on Thu Apr 23, 2015 8:59 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : put bing instead of bung)
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Re: Condensation on habitation door
Good news John and Daisy Mae condensation has disappeared and thanks for the tip about the plastic bung for reoccuring if it happens again. Cheers Kathy.
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Re: Condensation on habitation door
We have had condensation within side windows and rooflights these past few days whilst away in baking North Wales.
At first we thought some sort of seal must have broken down within the "double glazing" of the acrylic windows.
However, we noticed several other vans and caravans were all suffering from the same thing and we assume that it has been caused by the vast temperature fluctuations (minus 1 at night and plus 18 during the day).
Happily, like yours, ours all seem to have settled down now that we're back home in moderate weather.
At first we thought some sort of seal must have broken down within the "double glazing" of the acrylic windows.
However, we noticed several other vans and caravans were all suffering from the same thing and we assume that it has been caused by the vast temperature fluctuations (minus 1 at night and plus 18 during the day).
Happily, like yours, ours all seem to have settled down now that we're back home in moderate weather.
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