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Fastfreddie5409 · 10-20-2018, 08:17 AM

We have a new 2017 Cougar 30 RLI TT bought in April this year. Here in Canada with cool spring and fall nights, one would expect a new trailer to have decent heat from the heater.
Not so with ours, we complained right off the bat and the dealer said they would take care of it.
We left it till now, the end of the season, as they said they would have to drop down the underbelly and see what was the matter.
Once doing so, they found the flexible clothes dryer type ducting, coiled around and kinked in places this restricting the flow. They also removed about 9-10 feet of excess ducting making less distance for the air to flow.
The manager showed me pics of this issue as well as the thermostat temp when unit got up to a set setting.
We assume all is good now but will have to wait till spring to tell for sure.

Hope this helps some of you with similar situations.

10-20-2018, 08:17 AM	#20
Fastfreddie5409 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: Dieppe Posts: 3	We have a new 2017 Cougar 30 RLI TT bought in April this year. Here in Canada with cool spring and fall nights, one would expect a new trailer to have decent heat from the heater. Not so with ours, we complained right off the bat and the dealer said they would take care of it. We left it till now, the end of the season, as they said they would have to drop down the underbelly and see what was the matter. Once doing so, they found the flexible clothes dryer type ducting, coiled around and kinked in places this restricting the flow. They also removed about 9-10 feet of excess ducting making less distance for the air to flow. The manager showed me pics of this issue as well as the thermostat temp when unit got up to a set setting. We assume all is good now but will have to wait till spring to tell for sure. Hope this helps some of you with similar situations.