Hi there.I have an Atwood water heater (DSI-6)in my class C. The problem is that I have no idea how to use it! I know that it runs on gas, but I can't tell if it runs on electricity as well. I have looked everywhere and can't find a model number.I...
Hi there.I have a 1989 Ford class C. It is the Glendale Sterling series built on an E350 frame.The last time I checked, all the lights on the vehicle worked (I just had it certified in the fall). After bringing it home from storage, the upper marke...
That manual certainly helps. I looked around and found a manual from Atwood, but it doesn't have all the information that the one you supplied does. That single switch on page 7 is what I have. The power for the element has been taken from a near b...
The only switch that I can see (other than the switch on the back of the unit) is the DSI switch. The DSI switch is the only one with a light on it. I can't see any other switch that is meant to control the element. To get to the switch on the back...
One more question.If I wanted to use the heater with the electricity, do I still need the switch with the red light on it to be on, or is that ONLY for propane operation.Basically, do I need both switches to be on (the one at the sink and the one on ...
I was pretty sure, but wanted to be certain.I took a look at the back, and there is an element behind there. Do I just use a continuity tester to see if the element is still ok?Thanks.
I see where there used to be a tag on the outside (that most likely had the model number on it), but it is all ripped up. I will look again to see if there is a model number.There is a switch on the sink that has a red light. I don't have any propa...
