Can anyone tell me where the awning control boxes are? they are no in the electrical bay or behind the control.
Have a 2007 Magna 630 Galileo.
Thanks
On my 2005 Magna the awning control box is in the cabinet above the entry door. You will need to remove the cubby box and you should see the control box mounted on the back wall.
Did you mean right above the entry door. Because the only thing there is the controller itself not the Junction box with all the electronics are. There is nothing on the prints as to where it is.
Thanks
2007 Magna 630 Galileo #6762
Did you remove the cubby box "black plastic box" behind the cupboard doors. The awning control box on mine is white and has a screwed on cover and the name on the control box is Somey and is approx. 4" x 6"
I removed the board that has all the controllers on it, for all the awnings. There is nothing there accept an AC outlet and a power bar for the video equipment. I haven't pulled out the AV equipment, which is above the passenger seat.
2007 Magna Galileo #6762
Tomorrow, I'll take a picture where mine is so you can see what it looks like. Not sure since your's is 2 years newer and what option it has they may have had to mount it behind the A/V equipment.
Thank you
Here's a couple pic's of where the control box is in our 2005 Magna
Didn't get the picks.
Talked to Brian Moto, at Premier RV, who said my controller boxes are probably behind the Sliver Leaf system near the bathroom.
Thanks for your continued support though
2007 Magna 630 Galileo #6762
I'm glad Brian was able to point you in the right direction. Brian is extremely knowledgeable on these coaches and is super to work with. Good luck on your project.
Thanks for your help
My control box in my 2008 45' Magna Rembrandt is behind the pantry cabinet (the cabinet immediately between the kitchen area and the toilet room. You must take out all the drawers and remove the rear panel. A bunch of other stuff back there as well. The controller failed on mine and I found it to be the 5v power supply that's on the PCB. Most likely one of the old electrolytic capacitors failed and took out the PS chip. Rather than troubleshoot which diode/capacitor/chip that failed I cut the traces to that section and wired in a tiny 5v switching PS and it's been working fine for 3 years. Was an easy fix once I found the problem.