Holiday Rambler Switch

Call Monaco in Coburg, OR and they will get one in the mail. They send anywhere.

Allied Electronics. They are Carling switches. Well some of them are. Get a bright light and magnifier to find the part number on the side.

If you are in a jam just find the solenoid it controls and bypass it.

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Similar switches are used in some boats. If all else fails, check with a boat supply dealer.

Fred

The number on the switch will do you no good. It is a Carling switch but the number on it is proprietary with Monaco. Easiest way is to take the switch off, take a picture of the pins on the back and match them on Carling's site.

As a alternative, contact Northwest RV Supply in Eugene Oregon. Send them a pic of the switch via email and they'll send you out a new one. I bought a box full last time I was there as they were only $7 each.....Dennis

I just looked the switch up in my wiring diagram:

Carling Switch - #V8D1HW6B-AP100-000

Are you sure you are talking about the "battery cutoff switch"? This switch is usually located in your battery compartment and is exactly like ones used in boats. The switch inside the door (usually referred to as the "salesman switch") controls only certain 12 volt circuits in the coach. It is so named because the salesperson can just hit the switch when coming or going and reduce 12v battery requirements.

Most of us do not need this switch and we bypass the relay it controls by jumpering the terminals. That way we don't have to worry about this switch breaking at a bad time.

Dennis, the numbers on my switches match the Allied Electronics part number page for the Carlings. You need a strong light and magnifier to see them. If this site had a better posting method I would attach the Allied web page with the breakdown.

My yr model may be the difference of course in how the switches are labeled.

Don't replace it, bypass it as most Monaco/HR owners have done. It serves NO purpose to the RV owner, as it was designed for the dealer sales force. The relay is in the electronics bay under the drivers side window. Jump the 2 large red wires together and remove one of the small control wires and tape it up. You are done, now enjoy your RV.

YC 1 wrote:
Dennis, the numbers on my switches match the Allied Electronics part number page for the Carlings. You need a strong light and magnifier to see them. If this site had a better posting method I would attach the Allied web page with the breakdown.

My yr model may be the difference of course in how the switches are labeled.

Myron, were you able to match up the number I provided? That number came off my Electronics manual that came with the coach, not the switch itself. I'm too lazy to pull the switch...:)..I tried to match up the switch that controls the hidden TV but Carling said they provide the switches to Monaco but they use their own numbers and labeling system. I figured it was just a way to ensure you bought your switch directly from Monaco. Sure would be easier if the numbers matched...thanks for your input....Dennis

The Texan wrote:
Don't replace it, bypass it as most Monaco/HR owners have done. It serves NO purpose to the RV owner, as it was designed for the dealer sales force. The relay is in the electronics bay under the drivers side window. Jump the 2 large red wires together and remove one of the small control wires and tape it up. You are done, now enjoy your RV.

that's what I did. :)