Porch light switch

[smquandt]

Pete

Don't feel like Lone Ranger on this one!!! Took me about a year to
figure out.

Sit in the co-pilot's seat and look at the switches to the right of
the seat. The front one should be ACC. That is the one you want.

Steve Quandt
1993 PT-40
Iron Mountain, MI


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Pete Masterson
wrote:
>
> Ok, I give up on this one.
>
> My 'bird has a "porch light" mounted on the street side-rear that
is
> operated by a switch in the power hook-up mini-bay. (Where the
power
> cord is stored and where a cable-tv and telephone hook-up are also
> present.)
>
> Apparently, there is another switch somewhere that also affects
this
> light. The panel where the switch is mounted is clearly marked "on/
> off" ... but the switch turns on/off the light in either position,
> depending on if the light is currently on or off.
>
> I have carefully observed the light and made sure it was off. Then
> sometime later (typically the next day) I'll see that it's on
again.
> I know that the switch in the bay hasn't been used because it's
> behind a locked door and I'm the only one with the key. (My spouse
> has a set of keys, but wouldn't know what key opens that door and
I
> doubt that she'd ever go to the trouble anyway.)
>
> So, where is the other switch? It must be connected to something
> else, as the light seems to go on "randomly" and I can't correlate
> it's on-off activity to any other activity in the coach.
>
> This isn't really very important -- but it's just one of
those 'bird
> mysteries that defies logic.
>
> Pete Masterson
> '95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42
> aeonix1@...
> On the road at Johnson City Texas (next, on to Dripping Springs...)
>