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wkswenson
May 13, 2013Explorer
Couple of possibilities...
1. You don't have the electric option, so there would be no switch.
2. When the electric option is installed there is an off/on switch inside the water heater (from outside the rig). Small switch on the lower left hand side marked On/Off.
3. Look into any cabinet or access panel behind the water heater. Our current rig doesn't have any other switch, but has a regular plug/wall outlet in the cabinet behind the heater. Our last rig had a switch mounted underneath the kitchen cabinets right above the sink area that turned on the AC heater.

1. You don't have the electric option, so there would be no switch.
2. When the electric option is installed there is an off/on switch inside the water heater (from outside the rig). Small switch on the lower left hand side marked On/Off.
3. Look into any cabinet or access panel behind the water heater. Our current rig doesn't have any other switch, but has a regular plug/wall outlet in the cabinet behind the heater. Our last rig had a switch mounted underneath the kitchen cabinets right above the sink area that turned on the AC heater.

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