Switch for overhead fan

[Art-n-Marge]

I have a much older rig, but the switch for my 2006 3500 is on a wall along with a whole panel of switches by the entry door in the kitchen. The panel also has switches for the overhead kitchen lights, the patio lights, the scare lights, the Fantastic Fan controls in the kitchen and the Thermostat control.

There are also a couple of drop down pulls at the overhead ceiling fan that control the fan and light as well. All these have to be on for everything to work. So after finding the wall switch, you might have to tug on one of these pulls to get things working to your liking.

BTW - for consistency sake when talking about shore power we use AC as the acronym. A/C (or a/c) typically means Air Conditioning. Boy, was I confused at first thinking that the air conditioning might affect the ceiling fan.

Did you get a PDI when you acquired your rig? If you don't know what that means, please ask. There's always the possibility you got one, but forget the details (that happens a lot too).

Welcome to the forum, and keep those questions coming. You'll get a lot of help in this forum.

[rohrmann]

Unfortunately, this thread is almost 10 years old, so I’m pretty sure the issue has been resolved.

[twindman]

Originally Posted by rohrmann

Unfortunately, this thread is almost 10 years old, so I’m pretty sure the issue has been resolved.

HA HA, good one!

[Leftie Canuk]

Originally Posted by rohrmann

Unfortunately, this thread is almost 10 years old, so I’m pretty sure the issue has been resolved.

Bob,
Nope, I could not figure out how to start a new post, so I thought if I replied to an old, but somewhat related topic, I could get my issue onto the forum.

Do you find the lighting over the control panel sufficient to see the switch labels without a flashlight ?

I will review the user help on the site again, to see if I can locate the appropriate instructions.

Cheers for now.
Eric on the Left Coast (of California, temporarily).

[rohrmann]

Yeah, it's pretty dark where the panel is located in our rig too. Being full time for over 10 years now, we have gotten used to where the various switches are located. I supposed there might be a battery stick on light that might work to light the location if you need that. Here is an assortment of lights that might work. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=battery+p..._ts-doa-p_3_28

[Carl n Susan]

Originally Posted by Leftie Canuk

.....I could not figure out how to start a new post, so I thought if I replied to an old, but somewhat related topic, I could get my issue onto the forum....

Starting a new Thread is pretty easy. Go to the forum sub-category which is appropriate, which in this case General Discussions about our Montanas is perfect, and click on the New Thread tab. See below.