Therefore, I know my manufacturer's warranty will not cover itShould I file a claim with my home owner's or my home warranty? It was an accident that happened during the installation of my microwave and ventNo it wasn't the company I bought it from so I can't get them to pay for itA replacement ceramic stove top is $350.
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1.If your unit does not come with a carbon monoxide detector-buy oneThey have proven to be a lifesaver for campers2.A small tool kit can be handyJust the basicsPliers, screwdriversTape3.And have some spare fuses handyKnow how to change themSpare light bulbs is not a bad idea4.Make sure the unit has a spare tire-and a jackAnd know how to change a flat 5.Keep all the units instructions in one location6.Know how to lower and raise the awning 7.If it comes with a generator make sure you know how it starts, and how to do a power transfer to itHave fun!!!!!
The way I did my RV is what I uses in the house I try to get the things to leave in the RV when I park it till the next time I use itPans, Pots, Dishes, Sheets, Towels,EctHope you have fun.
Toilet paper you have to buy the stuff made for the RV and the chemical for the tankDon't forget a hose for your water and sewer lineThose really don't cost a whole lotWe bring chairs, a little grill so we can grill outsideBring some linens for the bedWe use paper plates, plastic silverwareI did find some inexpensive plastic plates, bowls and glasses at the grocery storeDon't forget cooking utensils, pots, pans, cheese grater, knives, bowls, can opener, everything you need at home you'll need for the RVHmmm it's definately a learning experienceWe still forget some things and we've had ours since the beginning of the year.(well 18 ft trailer)Don't forget towels for showers and to wash plates, pots, pansUmmm gee i'm sure I'm forgetting somethings.
Well, that's kind of a wrong assumption, to automatically assume that homeowners wouldn't cover it The questions are, what caused the crack; how much will it cost to fix; and what is your deductibleTypically, stovetops are considered part of the buildingYou very well might have coverage for damage from falling objects - like dropping something accidentallyEarthquake? Not usually covered The problem is, the standard deductible is $500, so your actual damages are going to be under your deductible, if that's your deductible And even if you have a $100 deductible, it's really not worth it, to file a claim that's so smallHome warranties usually cover breakdown, not damage You probably need to edit your question, to specify what happened that caused it to crack.
