2000 Lazy Daze November 08, 2010, 10:20:21 am Yahoo Message Number: 118082Just bought a 23' LD and can't seem to determine what one of the switches is for. Going into the unit, behind the passenger's seat, on the right wall there are 3 switches (one for inside light, another for outside light, and the third ? ? ? ? ? which is red and backlights when turned on. What is this switch for? Can't find anything about it in the LD book. Thanks, Angela and Dwayne, La Mesa, Ca. P.S. We LOVE it!!!
Re: 2000 Lazy Daze Reply #1 – November 08, 2010, 10:27:55 am Yahoo Message Number: 118083That controls the electric step. One position the step will raise whenever door closed - other it will stay down when engine off.--
Re: 2000 Lazy Daze Reply #2 – November 08, 2010, 10:27:58 am Yahoo Message Number: 118084I have an older LD... one of those switches is for floor lights in mid and back...ck that out.__
Re: 2000 Lazy Daze Reply #3 – November 08, 2010, 10:30:18 am Yahoo Message Number: 118085Quote "Just bought a 23' LD and can't seem to determine what one of the switches is for. Going into the unit, behind the passenger's seat, on the right wall there are 3 switches (one for inside light, another for outside light, and the third ? ? ? ? ? which is red and backlights when turned on. What is this switch for? Can't find anything about it in the LD book. Thanks, Angela and Dwayne, La Mesa, Ca. P.S. We LOVE it!!!" Could it be for the "porch light" or utility light on the driver's side? Same kind of light as the outside light by the entrance door.Chris
Re: 2000 Lazy Daze Reply #4 – November 08, 2010, 10:39:09 am Yahoo Message Number: 118087Quote "Just bought a 23' LD and can't seem to determine what one of the switches is for. Going into the unit, behind the passenger's seat, on the right wall there are 3 switches (one for inside light, another for outside light, and the third ? ? ? ? ? which is red and backlights when turned on. What is this switch for? Can't find anything about it in the LD book. Thanks, Angela and Dwayne, La Mesa, Ca. P.S. We LOVE it!!!" Could it be for the "porch light" or utility light on the driver's side? Same kind of light as the outside light by the entrance door.Chris We don't have electric steps, will check the driver's side utility light, thanks.
Re: 2000 Lazy Daze Reply #5 – November 08, 2010, 01:10:07 pm Yahoo Message Number: 118093"We don't have electric steps, will check the driver's side utility light, thanks." Just a thought: your coach may have had electric steps that failed and were replaced with a less expensive and less trouble-prone manual step. When my electric steps fail, that's certainly what I'll do. That red illuminated switch sure sounds like the electric steps switch to me. To the best of my knowledge, LD has never used an illuminated switch for the porch light, because there's an ankle-level interior light right inside the entry that comes on when the porch light is switched on. (You may not have noticed it because it's small, black, and after ten years the bulb may have burned out.) That little light tells you the porch light is on, so there's no reason to use a self-illuminated switch for the purpose.Andy Baird http://www.andybaird.com/travels/
It's Official ! Reply #6 – November 08, 2010, 02:01:02 pm Yahoo Message Number: 118095Our 1994 23.5 TK Lazy Daze now sports her BUBBALU license plate.Georgia in Lower Alabama[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: 2000 Lazy Daze Electric Step Reply #7 – November 08, 2010, 06:59:11 pm Yahoo Message Number: 118111Quote "...When my electric steps fail, that's certainly what I'll do..." Oh, ye of little faith...!Chris
Re: 2000 Lazy Daze Reply #8 – November 09, 2010, 10:12:42 am Yahoo Message Number: 118121That sounds reasonable and most likely it. Thanks a lot, Angela
Re: 2000 Lazy Daze Reply #9 – November 10, 2010, 08:12:23 pm Yahoo Message Number: 118164'your coach may have had electric steps that failed and were replaced with a less expensive and less trouble-prone manual step'Angela You can tell if your LD came with an electric step by looking under the body where the existing manual step resides. There should be a short cord with an 4 prong, electric plug at the end. The plug would connect to the removed automatic step.Larry
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