ATF: Cyclone - Red Switch
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CaptnJohn
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Not sure about the red switch without seeing it ~~~~ BUT if you have 2 gray water tanks 1 will be easy to identify. Even if labeled a gray and the black are often Mislabeled ~~ mine were correct but it is a crap shoot.
Lynn1130
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Don't flip the switch without water in the hot water tank. Assuming it is the electric for the hot water tank, (and it is in my rig) the element will be burnt toast in about 3 seconds without water in the tank to cool it.
Look under the rig and identify the dump lines for each handle. The size of the handle is not always an indicator of which line it opens. The small lines are generally gray tank and the larger line is black. In my case in the front compartment the larger handle goes to the gray tank and the smaller to the black. Pulling the wrong one will, in fact, be a "crap shoot".
Look under the rig and identify the dump lines for each handle. The size of the handle is not always an indicator of which line it opens. The small lines are generally gray tank and the larger line is black. In my case in the front compartment the larger handle goes to the gray tank and the smaller to the black. Pulling the wrong one will, in fact, be a "crap shoot".
Sniper
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If it's a "red" switch that looks like a light switch, it is the electric water heater element switch (at least that's what it's for on our 3010). DO NOT turn this on if the water heater is empty. As far as the dump handles the forward most one is bath room gray water, the middle is black, and the rear most is galley gray water (again that's how they our set up on our 3010). Hopes this helps.
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Power-Stroke
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@ljerke...
do you have the yeti cold weather package?
Jay
do you have the yeti cold weather package?
Jay
JohnD
Moved on to the next thing...
I make it a point to flip the little switch outside by the water heater to 'OFF' when the water heater is empty.
That way if someone does flip on the red water heater switch inside . . . it won't blow the heating element.
BLHFUN
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Depending on year I guess - for my 2015 4200 - The Yeti switch activates the 12V insulated and heated main water lines. The red switch activates the 110V tank heaters that are on the Canadian Artic Package. - They are separate switches and Features.
BLHFUN
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No - Just the Water Line Heaters will run off 12V battery Power -The Tank Pads ( Red Light Switch) require shore power or Generator power.
The red switch is really generating a lot of attention.
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Can you imagine the conversation if it flashed?
BLHFUN
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your's doesn't flash? 😀
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