It's official, 1984 FC35SB, now what?

[Harold Prescott]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "strehlekeith"
wrote:
>
> Well I went and did it. I went to San Jose on Sunday and bought an 84
> FC35. The drive line is good and the generator runs great. Beyond
> that everything is there, in very good shape, but some things don't
> work. My first order of business is to get the propane flowing. The
> tank is full but doesn't flow to the stove, fridge etc. Where do I
> start? Also, is the water heater gas or electric? I can't find a
> place to light it so I'm assuming it's electric?
>
> Okay, that's the first of a million questions...
>
> Besides this one... Are there any Bird owners in the San Diego area
> willing to go through some of this stuff with me?
>
> I am very grateful for any help I can get, thanks,
>
> Keith
> 1984 FC35SB
> San Diego
>
Keith,
About the propane,
There is a shut off for each furnace, the refer, and the range.
The shut off for the range is under the burners. The furnace and
refer valves are located behind - under the refer, it is accesed from
the outside via the little door above the left drive tire.
Of course there is the main shut off at the propane tank.
Also if the DC is off, nothing will work.

The water heater should be AC.
Inside the left rear closet is the main AC circuit breaker pannel.
A "red" light switch should low be on the left side bed.
This swithch is for the water heater on twin bed models.

What area of San Diego?


good luck,
Harold
'85 FC35
Northern California