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I was just looking somthing up in my owner's manual and ran across instructions for removing the cover. The manual states that the first thing you should do is to slip your hand underneath it "to break the suction". Now that I think about it, I remember the cover on my old tub always had a bit of suction when I went to open it. My new cover has never had a suction seal. In fact, I have learned to shift it a particular way when closing it to get it to lay flat. I am wondering if my dealer incorrectly installed the coverlift which is now preventing the cover from sealing to the top of the tub??? (The old tub did not have a cover lift) [b]If it is incorrectly installed, can I adjust it?[/b] It is a CoverMate II (one shock).Loss of heat from the cover also concerns me a lot more in that as of this month, BG&E is doubling our Kilowatt cost from 11.3 to 23 cents/kwAny thoughts?
Rich,I don't have any suction on my Envoy cover either. Can't honestly remember if if I ever did. I *think* I did until I did the tennis ball trick one time to keep it from getting too hot, but even still it wasn't much.
It is a CoverMate II (one shock).
I am I wrong or is the cover remover screwed into the cover & foam?
There is a metal (aluminum? ) bar that rubs along the edge of cover, under the vinyl.