Screwed because it wasn't but now is

[Cate&Rob]

Can someone point me to which panel to open and inspect for this? We only used the heat once and couldn't feel much heat coming out of the bedroom floor register.

Jerry - the aft wall of the pass through has a couple of full wall panels that can be removed with a few screws to access the plumbing and furnace area. It is good to know how to get to this area because this is where a lot of "issues" occur . You will need a #2 square drive / red handle / Robertson screw driver to remove the screws easily.

Rob

[Jerryr]

Rob,

Thank you. I'll check mine this weekend.

Jerry

[yattr0]

Effectively yes. One of the few places for the air to escape is above that area.

Physically it is behind and to the rear about in the middle of that area behind the storage wall.

[SmallBoxMaker]

Has anyone mentioned this to Grand Design? I think they would be interested in this recurring problem, but I don't believe they monitor this part of the forum.

John

[Coyote82]

Got mine a month ago and is in the shop now seal grease issues and adjustments. I'm heading out to the shop in an hour or so and have them check this. I noticed when I was winter camping a couple weeks ago a lot of heat was coming out of the open opening just above and to the right of the Nautilus system. Is this HAVC connection mentioned here directly behind the Nautilis system?
The quality control on GD has my concerns now too many little things going wrong.

Good news! Just went to the dealer and checked mine. It's up solid as a rock against the sheet metal, no separation and no problems. Although I felt for sheet metal screws and did not feel any. Peace of mind though. I'll put some screws in on a later date.

[Cate&Rob]

Has anyone mentioned this to Grand Design? I think they would be interested in this recurring problem, but I don't believe they monitor this part of the forum.

John

John - See post #4.

Rob

[Mrgrumpy007]

Can someone point me to which panel to open and inspect for this? We only used the heat once and couldn't feel much heat coming out of the bedroom floor register.

Someone on another post mentioned that you might be able to remove one of the hutch drawers and be able to see into the basement area. I haven't tried it yet since I already had the basement side panel off for something else. But yea as others have said it's not a bad idea to remove the panel and double check that there are not other loose items, fitting or connections.

[yattr0]

Someone on another post mentioned that you might be able to remove one of the hutch drawers and be able to see into the basement area. I haven't tried it yet since I already had the basement side panel off for something else. But yea as others have said it's not a bad idea to remove the panel and double check that there are not other loose items, fitting or connections.

Based on these images, you'll need to remove all 3. Note the wallboard restricts the view. Second image is from the middle drawer...

[Jerryr]

I had my 337 in for some minor issues and asked to check underneath because bedroom heat register was weak.

I had the tech send me the picture he took for warranty claim.

This is what was found. Look familiar?

He reattached with a few short screws and retaped.

Jerry

[yattr0]

Jerry,

Sure does! We both had warm basements!

Appears this is yet another one of those items to check...

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