Glendale titanium help

Allworth wrote:
Not on my 08.

Best bet is to go over to the Ti forum and post it on the Electrical Issues board. I have never encountered a household type switch installed by Glendale. Sounds like somebody added something.

X2, We do not have the switch either. I also have the same 5er as the OP 2004 32E37DS.

Travelon

We had a 2002 28e33sb. It had a 30 amp system and there was a switch that looked just like a household rocker style light switch. It allowed you to select power to either the microwave or the heating element in the hot water heater.

It is a 2004

Not on my 08.

Best bet is to go over to the Ti forum and post it on the Electrical Issues board. I have never encountered a household type switch installed by Glendale. Sounds like somebody added something.

What year is your RV? That might change things. .

notawordok wrote:
Ok titanium owners I have a question

I have a 32E37DS when you go into the unit on the left there is a row of 4 rocker switches above that there is a switch that looks like a house light switch. What does this switch control?

Don't have that on my unit, could it me something the previous owner added? There is a Titanium owner's forum at:

Ti Owners

We have a switch like that that turns on the ceiling fan/light if the pull cords(two, one for fan and one for light) are turned on.

Some trailers have a switch like that for the AC side of the water heater. Make sure you have water in the heater if you turn on a switch like that!

Chris

In my motorhome, I have a switch near the door that turns on a porch light, a master switch that can shut off all power to the basement storage lights (so one accidently left on will not discharge the battery, sometimes a moving box will turn on a light when it had been off). Another turns on a interior light.

I guess you have been turning things on and off, yet still have not found out what they control? Perhaps the fuse is bad going to those switches?

There might also be a light on the drivers side that comes on with those switches, or sometimes a light under the hitch?

Good luck!

Fred.