Double Glazed Windows Cavity Filling???

Hi
I have a AVAN Liam mk 11
All of the double glazed windows have holes in at the bottom if you dont how did the water gain entry has the window split apart
Terry

Wil,

Don't know anything about A-Vans, but even if you drain the water out, there is sure to be enough moisture between the 2 sheets of glass, to cause fogging, depending on the weather conditions.

Is it possible to remove one pane, and blow dry the interior with a hair dryer, or hot air gun?

Bob.

Wil7316 - If you've found where the water is getting in, why can't you remove the window and invert it, and just tip the water out, via the entry holes?

If window removal isn't possible, I'd be placing a bar heater in close proximity to the window, on the underside, so the water is heated and evaporates out the entry point holes.

Water evaporates slowly at any temperature above 0°C in low humidity, but generally commences visibly faster evaporation at around 20-25°C. You should be able to heat the window to an even 40-45°C easily without sustaining damage to it.

Cheers - Ron.

Thanks for your replies. I have got the water out by inverting the windows and yes the water was getting in via a split in the side between the two panels.

Thanks again for your help. Happy Caravanning!