From another forum...
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Forest River recently issued a recall for 783 units in the 2020 model year for Lippert (formerly Hehr) windows. The adhesive bond between the glass and the metal hinge frame of the frameless crank out vent and egress windows may fail which would then allow the glass to detach and fall out.
If the window glass detaches while the vehicle is moving it could become a projectile, increasing the risk of crash and/or injury.
Remedy.
Forest River will notify owners, and dealers will inspect the windows for proper adhesive bond strength, replacing the windows as necessary, free of charge.
The problem I see here is that I regularly inspect my windows with a visual inspection as well as a slight tug with my finger on the vent window. All windows are good one day and then the next day I find a separation in a vent window due to the adhesive bond failing.
I’m not sure if the dealer has a different inspection than I’m doing but, if they don’t then I believe you may just have to wait and see if your windows fail and, hope it doesn’t happen while you’re driving.
Reading the posts it seems this has been going on for some time. My coach is a 2018 and I have replaced many vent windows in less than two years of ownership."
And gluing the windows is not a fix, as they are intended to insulate and should be evacuated (air removed by vacuum) to give them insulation properties, same as a thermos bottle.
You cannot tighten these enough to cause failure as the inside of the window is under pressure and makes the water seal, not the outside that fails. The problem is with the adhesive.
5 of my windows are currently in failure mode. I have a 2020 Dutch Star 4369 with 5000 miles.
Bobbyj
State College PA