Autosleeper direct and service centre
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Autosleeper direct and service centre
Hi all
I’m getting there with my list of queries.
I have seen Autosleepers have a specific service centre type of place near their factory, as I understand it for servicing and possibly warranty work?
Also do Autosleeper talk directly to public/customers as such or like others just direct to dealer.
Asking just have seen some info through searches on here and FB type groups of people getting technical advice/asking specific questions directly to Autosleepers
Even sure I’ve seen a name Dave Williams mentioned (but I could be making that name up) but certainly someone that has given advice/answers
Any info would be greatly appreciated of normal routes for any tech/queries/info that dealers can’t be specific or know about.
Just similar I’ve been having to use Autosleeper/Sargent/Whale etc. brochure/internet detail that is not fully correct or upto date, given some of great answers/info from people on here I have had
Thanks in advance Sheppy
I’m getting there with my list of queries.
I have seen Autosleepers have a specific service centre type of place near their factory, as I understand it for servicing and possibly warranty work?
Also do Autosleeper talk directly to public/customers as such or like others just direct to dealer.
Asking just have seen some info through searches on here and FB type groups of people getting technical advice/asking specific questions directly to Autosleepers
Even sure I’ve seen a name Dave Williams mentioned (but I could be making that name up) but certainly someone that has given advice/answers
Any info would be greatly appreciated of normal routes for any tech/queries/info that dealers can’t be specific or know about.
Just similar I’ve been having to use Autosleeper/Sargent/Whale etc. brochure/internet detail that is not fully correct or upto date, given some of great answers/info from people on here I have had
Thanks in advance Sheppy
Sheppy- Member
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Re: Autosleeper direct and service centre
Things have changed in last year or so, you can no longer talk to anyone directly, all enquiries need to go through your dealer. You can contact the service centre and spares dept through their contact forms on the AS website. Dave Williams was Marketing director and was super helpful, unfortunately he is no longer there (now MD of Choose Leisure in Kent).
There are no email addresses available to the public either and even phone calls to spares dept result in messages stating phones are no longer answered.
There are no email addresses available to the public either and even phone calls to spares dept result in messages stating phones are no longer answered.
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Re: Autosleeper direct and service centre
Paul
Perfect thanks for the response and confirmation of routes available
Cheers Sheppy
Perfect thanks for the response and confirmation of routes available
Cheers Sheppy
Sheppy- Member
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Re: Autosleeper direct and service centre
In my recent experience the only way of getting A-S technical advice/help is to ring the A-S Service Centre on 01386 853 511. You will often end up on hold listening to music to be told 10 mins later that all lines are busy etc. If you persevere you will eventually get through to a non-technical person in reception. If she can't answer your question she will either transfer you to a technician in the workshop or arrange for a technician to phone you back. They don't always phone back but once again if you persevere you should eventually be able to speak to a technician. If the question is a deep technical one that only the factory can answer you will never get an answer. In the past Dave Williams was extremely helpful but as Paul has said he has gone. I have found you are more likely to get blood out of a stone than informed technical advice from Marquis. As for warranty work, I lost all confidence with Marquis and after 4 months took my van to the A-S Service Centre who did everything including the annual habitation service. I have found the A-S Spares Department at Willersey to be very responsive but only if you use their spares contact form. I would have been lost without this Forum. Some of the advice given may be opinionated or incorrect but its a very good start. Although Sargent's products are much maligned on this Forum, I have also found their technical help desk to be responsive and useful. I have also found the help desks for some of the products in the motorhome to be useful e.g. Truma, Whale, Thule, Thetford etc.
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Re: Autosleeper direct and service centre
I found the same as Caraman, when I bought my Nuevo in 2021 from west country motorhomes I planned to take it to Willersea for all servicing and Warranty work.
Living in Birmingham it is a lot nearer to me than Brent Knoll.
I discovered them after buying a van from Marquis Tewksbury, they even looked after the items that Marquis had fitted but this was a long time ago.
Apparently the aftersales Manager who worked for Marquis was previously a butcher and believe me, he still was. lol
Pete
Living in Birmingham it is a lot nearer to me than Brent Knoll.
I discovered them after buying a van from Marquis Tewksbury, they even looked after the items that Marquis had fitted but this was a long time ago.
Apparently the aftersales Manager who worked for Marquis was previously a butcher and believe me, he still was. lol
Pete
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Re: Autosleeper direct and service centre
Thanks guys for the input, all noted
Cheers Sheppy
Cheers Sheppy
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