🔌 NUSET White Electrical Cable Hatch - Convenient Access for RV Wiring, RV011 Review

The original Coleman door panel sat there for almost 30 years (1992) and broke on the ride because the plastic became brittle over time. The new door broke within the first 30 days, the plastic is too hard but not boring, one pull of the AC cord and the door broke off.

I bought this model to replace mine which broke on the tab holding the flip cover. Then what happens when I use it for the second time? It breaks as well. Now it's only a few days outside of the 30 day return policy and I can't return it. I will be happy to change the rating if the seller gets in touch and rectifies the situation.

I bought two of these to replace broken doors on a 1999 Jayco Heritage pop up motorhome. The doors were exactly the same size as the originals. In fact, all I had to do was heat the plastic door in the hinge area with a hair dryer to remove it. While it was still warm and pliable, I simply slipped it into the existing RV trunk bag. Transformed into a replacement in 5 minutes!

The Nuset white electrical wiring box is a good replacement for the original wiring boxes that were installed in our Jayco motorhome. They fit exactly into the holes for the original cable ducts. I will say that while the three bolt holes on the new cable hatches lined up fairly accurately with the original bolt holes in the RV body, it wasn't perfectly. The offset, maybe 1/16" to 1/32", is far enough out of alignment that I had to insert the bolts at an angle to get them into the original bolt

This was the same replacement as before. I didn't buy a new motorhome so I'm not sure if my replacement was a factory replacement or if it was previously replaced. The only problem I had was that the holes didn't line up exactly. It was an easy decision to drill a slotted hole in this piece of plastic and then screw it into the existing holes in the camper. I used butyl tape around the plastic to seal it before screwing it in, not only to seal but also to fill the extra hole I had to drill in…