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So the repair was done a week ago today. I finally made it up to the roof to take a look at the work done. The TSB work looks good (although I didn't check the tightness of the bolts). But they did some damage while they were up there and guess what, they didn't repair it or mention that they had did the damage. Go figure. One of the reasons why I prefer doing my own work. I had not yet had any problems with the awnings, but figured I would get the TSB done just in case. I thought about not doing it, because the possibility of things being worse off.

I've contacted the dealer and suggest that they provide me with the new vent and I'll do the replacement myself. He's going to run it up the chain.

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2019 Dutchie 4369, discovered rear most roof bracket pulled away from roof and caulking cracked, further investigation with discovering water damage inside rear closet, back wall of medicine cabinet as well as behind bathroom mirror
 
2019 Dutchie 4369, discovered rear most roof bracket pulled away from roof and caulking cracked, further investigation with discovering water damage inside rear closet, back wall of medicine cabinet as well as behind bathroom mirror
Sorry this has happened to you. Post some pictures and send them to Newmar as well. I am sure they will take care of you.
 

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