Yahoo Message Number: 101909 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/101909)
Thought I had the problem fixed, but noticing water in between the inside and outer dome of the shower again. The inside dome is not removable from the interior of the coach, it is mounted on top with the same screws that hold the outer dome to the roof. So, a few weeks ago, I completely removed the dome, was able to open a corner to allow the water to drain between the domes, used air dryer to blow air in between the domes to be sure it was good and dry. Then I thoroughly cleaned all the old caulk off of the bottom dome and roof and then replaced all mounting screws and used dicor self leveling around perimeter of dome on rooftop to seal up. Then I used clear silicone to caulk around interior. Condensation is back. Don't understand how moist air can be getting into dome when it is sealed down tightly. I have also checked the outer dome for cracks but have not found any. Not sure what to do to eliminate the problem but very open to your suggestions! Thanks!
Steve
2000 Intrigue
#11168
Yahoo Message Number: 101910 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/101910)
The sure way to resolve the issue is to replace the dome. One source is: http://www.rvskylights.net/rvskylights.htm (http://www.rvskylights.net/rvskylights.htm)
John Beach
06 Allure 31309