Front Air

[John]

Bill,

Don't feel like you are the only one that has done that, I have found
that the location of the switches, is very prone to being turned off
by the arm rest on my drivers seat, when it is slid sideways and now
that is the first thing that I check when one of the three roof airs
on my 'Bird does not work.


JOHN FINN
'82 35 FCRB
HOPKINS, SOUTH CAROLINA
"ON THE ROAD IN "
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--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Rowe"
wrote:
>
> Thanks Lawrence & all that responded,
> I had come to the conclution that my caoch was differnent from all
> the rest. The switches everyone was talking about were just not
there.
> Well, this morning I sat back down in the seat and relaxed and just
> let my eyes roam over the dash. I noticed that the drapes, which I
> keep closed when not in use, touched the the very top of the lower
> left (on the wall beside the driver) panel of switches. I reached
over
> and moved the drape and guess what I found. Boy do I feel dumb.
> Problem solved, that is after I put the coach back together.
> You guys don't know how much I appreciate this group. Thanks Ernie.
> Bill AR 90sp36
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Lawrence Thornell"
> wrote:
> > Bill
> > On my 90 SP the "2 switches above the driver" Jeff refers to are
> actually on
> > the top left of the lower dash. The top switch operates the front
> AC while
> > the one under it operates the rear one. They also operate the
> electric heat
> > front and rear
> > Lawrence Thornell in Eclectic, AL