On a recent trip, we traveled for about 6 hours in a moderate, steady rain. On arrival at the camp ground, I noticed some ice forming at the bottom of the coach. The next day, I opened the bays to find that water had enetered the bay (2nd back on passenger side).
I have checked the rubber seals and they appear to be good. The surfaces that the seals compress against are smooth and clean. With this door, I have to go back and press in the area of the latches to ensure that they have completely engaged after I close the bay. So, here's my question:
Is it possible the the latches are too tight, that when I have to press on the latch area to completely engage the hatch, I am pulling the bottom of the bay hatch out?
Has anyone experienced this? Other suggestions?
Since the bay is full of built-ins, has anyone got any neat tricks on sorting this one out? My preference would be to climb in the bay, have the wife shut it down and examine for bad sealing. I'm sure she would let me back out, I think. But, that would mean I would have to pull all the cabinets.
I thought I read something here on POG about using blue carpenter's chalk rubbed on the surfaces to aid in this. Ring a bell to anyone?