2021 Reflection 320MKS
Hi everyone! I'm glad to be here as a new owner of a 320MKS! I just pulled it into its parking place at my house and put the sliders out and noticed damage to the kitchen island and the table. The dealer and I both missed it during the walk-through. Turns out when the slider comes in, it crunches the table into the island and it rode like that all the way across the country from Indiana to Oregon. You don't notice it hitting because you're not able to see it from the slider switch location but there's some decent damage on both the island and the table. I'm going to contact a local dealer tomorrow but I'm wondering if anyone has any tips. I could unscrew the table and move it over an inch or so towards the window but I'm afraid I'll just play whack-a-mole with the problem if that's not the cause. I notice that the carpet under the table sort of crunches up when the slider is closed so that's why I'm suspecting it's not the table location but the slider adjustment. I have to live with it for a bit because the dealers are slammed right now and I have a couple camping trips planned over the next two weeks so I was hoping I could do something to at least fix the ramming then I could deal with the damaged parts later on a warranty claim.
Do these sliders have adjustments for how far they go in while still sealing on the outside? Just looking for coping strategies.
Hi everyone! I'm glad to be here as a new owner of a 320MKS! I just pulled it into its parking place at my house and put the sliders out and noticed damage to the kitchen island and the table. The dealer and I both missed it during the walk-through. Turns out when the slider comes in, it crunches the table into the island and it rode like that all the way across the country from Indiana to Oregon. You don't notice it hitting because you're not able to see it from the slider switch location but there's some decent damage on both the island and the table. I'm going to contact a local dealer tomorrow but I'm wondering if anyone has any tips. I could unscrew the table and move it over an inch or so towards the window but I'm afraid I'll just play whack-a-mole with the problem if that's not the cause. I notice that the carpet under the table sort of crunches up when the slider is closed so that's why I'm suspecting it's not the table location but the slider adjustment. I have to live with it for a bit because the dealers are slammed right now and I have a couple camping trips planned over the next two weeks so I was hoping I could do something to at least fix the ramming then I could deal with the damaged parts later on a warranty claim.
Do these sliders have adjustments for how far they go in while still sealing on the outside? Just looking for coping strategies.
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