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TxThor5thwheel's avatar
TxThor5thwheel
Explorer
Aug 03, 2016

Random switches questions



I attached a picture can someone possibly help me identify these switches? I'm curious if possibly they could turn on my vacuum that is built in, and then I also have 1 big light on the front side and back side of my trailer is that what they could be for?

I looked in my manual and couldn't find anything just would like to find out so that I can fix it.

Thanks for your all your help in advance!!
  • BarneyS's avatar
    BarneyS
    Explorer III
    Aug 04, 2016
    Please do not double post. See any new replies to your question here.
    Thread closed.
    Barney
  • TxThor5thwheel's avatar
    TxThor5thwheel
    Explorer
    Aug 03, 2016


    Are these what are referred to as docking lights? If so I do have 2 one on each side of my trailer.

    I have tried everyone's suggestions thus far can't test wires till this weekend cause I need to get my voltage meter from home.
  • Fulltimer50's avatar
    Fulltimer50
    Explorer
    Aug 03, 2016
    I made a post about this this AM but I dont see it. Odd.

    Mine has switches like yours. Label reads:

    "Caution: Slide-out override switches MUST be in the ON position at all times except when using the manual override. Failure to do so may allow the slide-out rooms to move out during travel."
  • fred42's avatar
    fred42
    Explorer
    Aug 03, 2016
    If you have an outdoor receptacle mounted high up by the awning, one could be that. It is intended to plug awning lights into.
  • bpounds's avatar
    bpounds
    Nomad
    Aug 03, 2016
    Crazy that they are not labeled.

    Could be anything, including tank heaters, which would not make any noise.
  • jrs1871's avatar
    jrs1871
    Explorer
    Aug 03, 2016
    Our built in vacuum turns on when you insert the hose into the receptacle. Ours is a Red Devil. I don't know if they are all like that. Perhaps one of those is for a tank heater.
  • lak356's avatar
    lak356
    Explorer
    Aug 03, 2016
    Turn them on and look and listen:
    Check fuse panel or breaker for any blown fuses

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