A leak at the rear of my van has resulted in very soggy insulation at the lower edge of one side of the main window. The van is now under cover with the window frame out (Travelworld garage).
I know may people have experienced this problem as a result of faulty window seals. The question I have is, how long should I leave the window out to allow the insulation to dry. I have seen posts on other forums suggesting panel removal and adding vents but this is a nearly new van and I’m not keen to start dismantling panels or drilling holes.
Travelworld will be keen to get me out of their garage quickly and I’d like to be a little better informed before I agree to an early collection.

Capn C

I would have thought that window in and de-humidifier would have been a faster option, particularly in this very wet winter.

Take your point about the vinyl covered panel. Having re-read your first post and the concern of the insulation being soggy then I cannot see the insulation drying out very quickly unless the vinyl clad panel is removed. How else can the moisture come out without heating or artificial moisture removal (de-humidifing). Perhaps the water ingress guarantee should require the replacement of the insulation and the panel.