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Getting chilly at night

Yahoo Message Number: 112701
2007 Magna. Plugged into 30a shore power at home. Fully covered parking (but not garaged.)

Since it's getting chilly at night was going to flip the aqua hot onto electric. Then set at least one zone in the coach to heat around 50 degrees.

If I throw the "salesman switch" at the front door will that prevent the thermostat on the wall (and subsequently the heat) from running inside the coach?

Re: Getting chilly at night

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 112703
On our coach the "salesman switch" powers the thermostat so you won't have heat.

Bob
'05 Intrigue 11872

Re: Getting chilly at night

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 112714
If you're plugged into 30 amps, why would you want to throw the salesman switch?

Don Hutchins
'08 Allure #31613
Don Hutchins
'08 Allure 470 #31613
40' w/tag, Cat C-9 & Cat tranny

Re: Getting chilly at night

Reply #4 –
Yahoo Message Number: 112725
I'd also suggest a 1500W heater over using the coaches heating system.

Smitty
04 Allure 31017
04 Allure Sold to a nice new owner! Now enjoying a 07 Magna Rembrandt 45' ISX600 #6775
"We're ONDROAD for THEJRNY!" (Toad and Coach license plates, say Hi if you see us!)

Re: Getting chilly at night

Reply #6 –
Yahoo Message Number: 112768
Jack - The Salesman Switch usually refers to the switch just inside your door.

Many times while coaches are on lots to be sold, that switch is turned off when leaving the coach, to help preserve battery levels. Then turned on, by the salesman, on the way into the coach to show it.

Best,
Smitty
04 Allure 31017
04 Allure Sold to a nice new owner! Now enjoying a 07 Magna Rembrandt 45' ISX600 #6775
"We're ONDROAD for THEJRNY!" (Toad and Coach license plates, say Hi if you see us!)

Re: Getting chilly at night

Reply #7 –
Yahoo Message Number: 112775
My AC Power outlets are not working when the shore power is disconnected. It does work when the generator is running.

Please give me your advice.

D Jean
CC 81072
2007 Tribute 260

Re: Getting chilly at night

Reply #8 –
Yahoo Message Number: 112776
Is your inverter switch turned on. It will need to be on to convert your D.C. Volts to AC.

Ken Mikkelson
51494 2005 Inspire

Re: Getting chilly at night

Reply #9 –
Yahoo Message Number: 112777
Check breakers in the inverter
2006 Magna 6622
Gary Glenn
ServiceMaster by A-Town / Hi-Tech
325-665-4993

Re: Getting chilly at night

Reply #11 –
Yahoo Message Number: 112779
Check/Reset your GFI mines in the outlet in the bedroom. Recently had hydralift installed and disconnected battery ground leads prior to welding. If I recall correctly, 110 was working when on generator but not on battery power,. Something had tripped it. Could be remembering wrong, but, if your 110 outlets aren't working reset GFI as it could be as simple as that.

Cheers,

Keith
02 Affinity #6123

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