I have a 2000 winnebego ultimate advantage 36c and have some items I can't figure out. 1. Diagram showing labels for fuses and relays in main box up front.2. There's a small momentary black rocker switch in upper right corner of Guages. What does that do?3. There's a large black rocker switch by the power window buttons. When you flip it a green light comes on. What does it control? 4. The spot light on top, anyone know how to operate it?5. My solar panel on top is cracked, anyone know the model, brand, or any replacement info?6. May dash radio has no power on yellow constant voltage wire. Anyone know where this feeds from?Any help is appreciated

On mine the momentary switch is for starting when coach battery is dead or low, it allows house batteries to start it. The one with the green light on mine is heated mirrors. Mine is 06 Sightseer.

I use to own an identical coach a year ago.The momentary switch is your battery boost that connects both sets of batteries in the event the chassis batteries have to low of voltage for starting the coach.The switch with the green light is your mirror heat.I did not have the spotlight so I can't help you there.If you go to www.irv2.com and go to the "Winnebago Industries" forum you can get the wiring diagrams along with other vital information for your motorhome. You can also ask about the solar panel.Paul

Perhaps yours is like my Journey, 0n a 2003 Freightliner chassis.The rocker switch changed the digital odometer from miles to kilometers.The rooftop spotlight was controlled by a wireless remote. It was a GoLight RadioRay 2000/2051, and the manual was found online.

The small rocker in the gauge panel does two things:a) When pressed momentarily, it resets the trip odometer;b) When pressed and held for more than four seconds, it switches the odometer and trip odometer between "Miles" and "Kilometers"As Nevadanick said, the large switch is for the heated mirrors.I could be wrong, but...

Call customer service at forest city. they will explain everything.

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SCVJeff
Explorer
Dec 02, 2014
RBabb wrote:
Correct on heated mirror switch, odometer switch and remote for spotlight. Does anyone know where the controller is located for the keyless remote entry?
on the Meridian and Journey, the receiver is under the dash cover. That box in the storage bay is the awning electronics.
n6kkh
Explorer
Dec 02, 2014
RBabb wrote:
Correct on heated mirror switch, odometer switch and remote for spotlight. Does anyone know where the controller is located for the keyless remote entry?

Probably in the first outside storage compartment drivers side. Right side wall.
J-Rooster
Explorer
Dec 02, 2014
Very nice Coach Rocky! You have Winnebagos top of the line DP in 2000! RV.Net poster KIX (Sandy) owns one send him a PM he can help you out!
RBabb
Explorer
Dec 02, 2014
Correct on heated mirror switch, odometer switch and remote for spotlight. Does anyone know where the controller is located for the keyless remote entry?
chevyman2
Explorer
Dec 01, 2014
gfs 1943 is the correct answer for the rocker switch on the right of the guages.

dash radio likely has a switch also. Should be on right side of gauges down the line with the others. It will say "Radio power" -- AUX on one side -- MAIN on the other. Probably under the battery disconnect.
The solar panel, you may have to get up on the roof and gather numbers. I bet Winnebago has one in their "extremely huge" warehouse.

Dont know about the spotlight on Winnies. I have seen a very few "anythings" with them, however there is usually a small joystick on the drivers armrest (from the few Ive seen) that operates the spotlight.
pulsar
Explorer
Dec 01, 2014
If you don't have the owner's manual, you can get a .pdf digital version from the Winnebago website.

Here is a link to the file

Tom
path1
Explorer
Dec 01, 2014
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the_silverback
Explorer
Dec 01, 2014
Call customer service at forest city. they will explain everything.
gfs1943
Explorer
Dec 01, 2014
The small rocker in the gauge panel does two things:

a) When pressed momentarily, it resets the trip odometer;
b) When pressed and held for more than four seconds, it switches the odometer and trip odometer between "Miles" and "Kilometers"

As Nevadanick said, the large switch is for the heated mirrors.

I could be wrong, but...
obgraham
Explorer
Dec 01, 2014
Perhaps yours is like my Journey, 0n a 2003 Freightliner chassis.

The rocker switch changed the digital odometer from miles to kilometers.

The rooftop spotlight was controlled by a wireless remote. It was a GoLight RadioRay 2000/2051, and the manual was found online.