I have the Insignia 4 burner stove model NS-RNG24SS9. It is in an Alpine RV by Keystone. I used the oven for the first time ever June 24. The pilot light lit as advertised and baked the biscuits without problems. When I went to shut off the oven, the knob would not turn lower than 250 deg. THE OVEN COULD NOT BE SHUT OFF! I shut off the propane at the bottle and the oven of course turned off. Now I don’t have a stove or hot water. I still have the stove in the RV and it is available for inspection. I believe this could be a safety issue as this could cause the area around the oven to get to hot and additionally gas may enter the camper and ignite if the propane is turned back on as the oven knob is still in the on position and can not be put in the off position. The problem has not been verified by a dealer or repairman but I have a repair ticket open with insignia. They have had me go through a troubleshooting tree that has not found the problem. Searching the internet, I have seen where other owners of RV’s have experienced the same problem with this make/model of stove. There were no warnings or lights to warn me. The stove simply would not shut off. I turned it down to the lowest setting, then killed the propane at the bottle.

Source: NHTSA complaint ODI #11529681 · view all complaints for this vehicle at nhtsa.gov

50 amp cord reel is defective. When plugged into a 50 amp outlet, My electrician found power all the way to the reel, but not to the internal fuse panel. These cord reels are known to have these issues as the fingers behind the power connection tend to arc and or corrode causing only one leg of power to make it to the fuse panel. I've contacted keystone and they refused to do anything about it. I'm afraid this could potentially cause an electrical fire in my RV unit

Source: NHTSA complaint ODI #11587096 · view all complaints for this vehicle at nhtsa.gov

The contact owns a 2022 Keystone Alpine RV. The contact stated that upon delivery, the RV pipes were frozen. Additionally, the contact stated that the driver's side and the top large windows were shattered in the living room. The back wall had separated from the kitchen counter back wall. The solar panels failed to charge. There was water pouring from the belly of the unit. There was vibration while pulling RV. The vehicle was taken to the local dealer, where the parts were replaced under the warranty after 280 hours. The mobile technician came to repair the frozen pipes. The manufacturer was contacted by letter, but no assistance was provided. The failure mileage was unknown.

Source: NHTSA complaint ODI #11707447 · view all complaints for this vehicle at nhtsa.gov

The system malfunction occurred AFTER THE DELIVERY of our New 2022 Keystone Alpine 3700FL, when Keystone RV Company ("MFR") & General RV ("1st DLR") communicated DIFFERENT recall REMEDY DATES regarding NHTSA SAFETY RECALL RCLRPT-22V726-7645 [REF: MFR SAFETY ADVISORY # 22-437, Equalizer Jack Pads ("EJP")]. Included is the associated Safety Risk facing our family & others. Without knowledge of any recalls at DELIVERY, the customer believes the problem 1st appeared on 07/01/2023 after checking for RV recalls via NHTSA website without VIN specific data. Turning to the MFR, who sited their Warranty gives them the opportunity to repair first, which did not address the illegal impact. In addition, responds included our unit's recall was remedied “before its SALE” & later changing to “before 04/14/2023," which coincidentally was the SALE/DELIVERY date. The MFR never demonstrated confirmation of a remedied recall. Whereas on 07/07/2023, the 1st DLR "found an open recall", included it on Work Order # W309064 (documented), finding "None of the foot pads were loose" & then closed the recall. Experiencing loose/tipping issues travelling to TX, Holiday World of Willis TX ("2nd DLR") inspected the vehicle on 08/17/2023, photo documented the condition for the MFR, submitted a recall claim for loose Rear EJP, which the MFR rejected this claim as "closed." Working together, the MFR issued a "Goodwill" Repair Authorization for recall replacement parts remedying the rear & mid EJP (1st: 09/01/2023, Others: 12/18 - 12/23/2023). It is illegal to sell an RV with unremedied recalls. 49 U.S.C. § 30120(i)(1). And, recalls must be fixed “within a reasonable time” not to exceed “60 days.” 49 U.S.C. § 30118(c)(1)-(2). If a MFR fails to fix the recall within a reasonable time, the MFR must “replace the vehicle without charge with an identical or reasonably equivalent vehicle” or “for a vehicle, refund the purchase price, less a reasonable allowance for depreciation.” 49 U.S.C. § 30118(c)(1).

Source: NHTSA complaint ODI #11572434 · view all complaints for this vehicle at nhtsa.gov