2023 TRIPLE E UNITY Complaints and Recall Information

The 2023 TRIPLE E UNITY has 0 complaints and 7 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to electrical and gas systems according to recall data.

There are seven recalls addressing various defects primarily involving electrical wiring, battery components, and the LPG system. These recalls affect multiple model years and several motorhome variants, with repair actions mostly involving wiring corrections, protective installations, or component replacements to reduce fire and gas leak risks.

• Electrical wiring exposure. Recall 23V399000 affects 24 vehicles where a cut cable connecting the air conditioning to the junction box could expose wire to metal, risking sparks and fire. Dealers will shorten the wiring to eliminate the exposure.
• Battery disconnect short circuit. Recall 23V608000 covers 391 motorhomes with a battery disconnect switch that may contact the refrigerator frame, causing a fuse to blow and increasing fire risk. A protective plastic cover will be installed.
• Battery terminal shorts. Recall 23V002000 impacts 341 units where battery disconnect switch terminal posts may short against the grounded refrigerator frame. Dealers will add rubber terminal post covers to prevent shorts and fire risk.
• GFCI exterior receptacle shorts. Recall 23V328000 involves 23 motorhomes with exposed copper wire at the GFCI exterior receptacle that can cause electrical shorts and arcing. Dealers will shorten the copper wire to correct its length.
• LPG regulator leaks. Recall 23V387000 affects 210 vehicles where the 2-stage LPG regulator may be improperly crimped, causing gas leaks and increased fire risk. Dealers will perform leak tests and replace regulators as needed.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs related to these recalls or unresolved safety defects may have rights under state lemon laws. Consulting with a qualified consumer protection attorney can help clarify legal options.