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Is there an outside electric receptacle box near one of the awning legs? A similar one on my rig controls the “Awning outlet”

Great job! Welcome to the “where’s my sensor” club

use an impact driver to remove to hex head nails. Anything else will probably just snap them off. Location looks correct and platform is on the top edge of the cross member so you won’t be able to feel it.

Look for a screw head centerline near axels, sensor should be located above this area. Screw head attaches coroplast to cross member and sensor is located on a platform on this cross member. Mine fell off and I had to reset it. I released some screws on the side and used a broom handle to...

Look for a dangling wire with a spade shape “connector“. This is the freeze sensor that prevents the unit from freezing up and should be in the fins of the cooling mechanism. Mine are accessible from inside my 2015 BH, you may have to get on the roof and remove the a/c’s cover. Look in the...

Any leaves, dirt, etc. in the window seal groves, fooling pressure sensor?

On our 2015 Bighorn, 3570 RS, the outlet that doesn’t work for you is called the Awning Receptacle and there is a switch in the main panel that controls it. Our switch is located in the top row of switches and is the first one from the left side.

Just another thought on battery loosing charge while battery cutoff is off, the emergency breakaway engaged for some reason? That circuit is 100% active and not affected by the cutoff switch. Someone walking by may have pulled the cable.

No repairs done yet

Did you take the Wire Nuts loose n the junction box. Had a problem with one of my 120v circuits that I couldn’t seem to find a problem. As a ”last” resort, I was going to test each wire separately, so I removed the Wire Nuts and found one of the wires was not twisted into the bundle with the...

Check the cogs on your slide mechanisms. The noise might be a symptom of teeth broken or missing from the cogs. I had this problem several years ago

Have you looked behind the top of the slide in the open position? Mine appears to have a gap but there is a D-seal completely sealing the interior of the rig to the outside environment.

The “black window latch” is referring to the bracket holding the red handle in place. Disengage the red handle, straighten the handle rod until it is 90* to window, push outward and engage notch in red handle in edge of window to hold it open if just getting ventilation. Push all the way out...

My system recommends setting the alarm levels for 20% above 110# = 22 for total of 132; 10% below 110# = 11 for 99 (mine won’t allow 99 so I set at 98#

Please keep us informed regarding your searching, I have the same issue and was trying to decide how to fix. Have looked at Henry’s, have a NIL who did his roof, but didn’t have the “stickiness,” and he likes the outcome. I also looked at a product called “Crazy Seal.” Following