Feedback on Auto-Sleeper Parts Service

Just a comment about the Auto-Sleeper parts service after using it for the first time. I raised an enquiry on Saturday for some replacement feet for the bed legs. I got a response and quote on the following Monday so I ordered and paid for them online. Parts arrived in post on Tuesday. An excellent service.

Yes you are right. I have always found them to be very efficient. The pity is you used to be able to call in rather that phone and post, but that stopped sometime last year. Not sure why.

Of course I remember now. We must be kept away from vehicles at all costs. 

I too have found their service excellent, with anything bought arriving the following day. And good advice/knowledge too.

Paulmold wrote:

Bobskate wrote:Yes you are right. I have always found them to be very efficient. The pity is you used to be able to call in rather that phone and post, but that stopped sometime last year. Not sure why.

At the time they stopped it , the reason stated was health and safety, too much risk with vehicle movements there.

That's the excuse our local sorting office made to stop customer parking in their own large car park whilst picking up parcels for which a card had been left. Unfortunately, there is no other alternative parking for some distance so now means risking double yellow lines on the busy road outside.

Paulmold wrote:

Bobskate wrote:Yes you are right. I have always found them to be very efficient. The pity is you used to be able to call in rather that phone and post, but that stopped sometime last year. Not sure why.

At the time they stopped it , the reason stated was health and safety, too much risk with vehicle movements there.

I had my Fiamma awning fitted by them and must admit found it pretty weird when the guy doing the job drove it into one of the bays, then as i was walking over expecting to be able to watch them do the work, the shutters came down and i was told "forbidden...go for a walk or read a magazine in reception". Wasn't as though i expected to follow them around inside the workshop but they didn't want me to see anything.

My experience with my Benimar (Trigano group same as AS) was when I had a warranty issue, I was expected to take a photograph of the problem then send it to the person who handled all warranty claims at Marquis Tewkesbury.

This was then forwarded to Benimar in Spain for a decision to be made. Always approved, but they had total control over any issue found. These decisions were then passed back to Marquis. If any parts were required, there would be a further wait for them to be delivered.

When I had a AS Broadway, there was no time delay. An example of this was having a problem with my microwave, they found at Tewkesbury it was on the point of catching fire. They shot off to AS factory to get and fit a replacement, job done.

I just hope this doesn't change for you AS owners and the group don't chip away and alter the present system, therefore preventing a factory visit.

Leighton.

Paulmold wrote:http://www.auto-sleepers.com/parts-enquiry/

There used to be a page to fill in your enquiry but now if you click on the link in the above page you have to enter email address and password. Strange , I would think that is more likely to be for trade customers. There is a phone number for parts on the above link page. Perhaps if you ring them you could explain about not being able to email them.

Doesn't seem to need a password at all if you go direct to the "contact us" link.

http://www.auto-sleepers.com/contact-us/

Another pat on the back for the staff at the AS parts department, ordered a winter fridge vent cover on Monday and it arrived this morning.

I would like to offer another pat, a hefty one on the head this time, to the theiving   who nicked the old one off our motorhome  

It gets very cold up here micky  

We keep the van in storage and I stick them on to keep bugs at bay and when giving it the occasional wash. I had taken it over to a local motorhome company to get an estimate for some work and I'm 99% sure that's when it was removed. 

Paulmold wrote:They are certainly not cheap, about £20 for a piece of plastic.

Spot on. I had considered about trying to add some extra security and then thought I was going over the top. After this, my thinking cap is back on 

Bulletguy wrote:

Paulmold wrote:

Bobskate wrote:Yes you are right. I have always found them to be very efficient. The pity is you used to be able to call in rather that phone and post, but that stopped sometime last year. Not sure why.

At the time they stopped it , the reason stated was health and safety, too much risk with vehicle movements there.

I had my Fiamma awning fitted by them and must admit found it pretty weird when the guy doing the job drove it into one of the bays, then as i was walking over expecting to be able to watch them do the work, the shutters came down and i was told "forbidden...go for a walk or read a magazine in reception". Wasn't as though i expected to follow them around inside the workshop but they didn't want me to see anything.

I think you will find that you need to blame Elf n Safety for your rejection. Their Insurers won't cover you so you ha e to be kept out in case you injure yourself!