Greetings Pam!
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Where can I find a little key for opening the exterior storage doors?
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The simplest method may be to remove the lockset from the compartment that is under the curbside twin. You can access this door by removing the mattress and the plywood support that just sits on top of the cabinetry bed frame - - the top of the storage compartment is then open and it shouldn't be too difficult to remove the lock retainer and slide the cylinder out of the opening - - then any locksmith should be able to make a key. If your coach is the same as mine, that key should fit the locks on the one-stop service compartment, as well as the upper and lower refrigerator access doors.
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Could someone send me a diagram how the extender bars for opening the side windows works? Mine have broken off at the connection at the window. There all there, just not attached.
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I strongly suspect that the reason that the lifting arms aren't attached to the windows is that the gearbox on the lifting mechanisms have failed. It is a part that was still available as late as two years ago - - Ace Fogdall RV in Cedar Falls Iowa replaced all of the gear boxes on my coach that showed any signs of wear at that time - - if the gearbox fails, the window can't be opened. I would offer to take some photos of my Overlander but it will be two weeks before I get back to its current home where I am in the process of moving (400 miles South). If the front and rear windows are operable, the lifting mechanism are very nearly identical - - only each window has two rather than one as most of the side windows were equipped. While I haven't yet had to deal with the issue, I have been warned that if the mechanism on the jalousie window beside the entry door begin causing problems that they will be somewhat more difficult to find repair parts for the mechanisms.
Good luck with your Overlander!
Kevin
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