Keystone Montana High Country 331 rl question

Just wondering? Have you found the blue colored LasVegas lights on your stove yet? We use it for a night light.

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Thank you to all whom responded.....wish I could have found that myself it seems so simple. Also yes the only difference between the 330 and the 331 rl is the refrigerator.

Yup! just watched a YouTube video on your model: Click here. Same lights. I see the light on the ceiling above the stove. Yes, its also the puck type light. Push button in the middle there too.

Nice camper. Home you enjoy, and congrats on the new purchase.

Is the difference between the 330 and the 331 the refrigerator? One is gas/electric with one battery for the trailer, the other is a residential all electric refrigerator with 2 batteries and the inverter?

My Montana, this is the difference between the 374FL and the 375FL, the refrigerator.

The light above the stove is built into the microwave. There is a button on the microwave for the light below it. On mine, its the bottom right button on the microwave control panel. There is also an exhaust fan on the microwave above the stove. Although it does not exhaust outside. It filters the air through a metal screen that catches the grease and water vapor in the in the air from the stove top. Periodically, that screen filter needs to be cleaned. It's purpose is to collect airborne grease from the stove top ... and again, not vented to the outside.

OK, I've got the same lights in my Montana High Country in several places. There are no switches. Push the button right in the very middle of the light. Yes, that little round bump is a button. Each light is independent of everything, including each other light with the push button.

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Another not so good PDI and walk thru.

Is the dealer close enough to ask? Sometimes the switches aren't actually very close to where the lights are physically. Check along the hallway, or in the living area.

And make sure the bulbs aren't burned out. We couldn't figure out why the lights in our garage wouldn't come on. After we found the light switch, it was up near the ceiling, we discovered both bulbs were burned out.