Aristakat
Member
Were would the selector valve be located ? I assume near the pump ? Not sure if I have that selector valve
RF Wireless Remote Control system (secondary) now included on late 2011 Big Country
Were would the selector valve be located ? I assume near the pump ? Not sure if I have that selector valve
Yes - near the pump. Look for a manifold with some knobs on it. Please contact Customer Service if you need assistance locating it or determining if you have it at all - 877-262-8032.
Jim
Bob Vaughn
Well-known member
Bryan told me they did not put a switch in the kitchen cabinet on the 3250TS.....
RobertAngeli
Member
This feature is great. However, I need to re-sync the remote and "brain" but I am having a hard time finding the brain. Where is it typically located? I looked in the interior control panel and did not find it. Thanks for the help.
busted2341
Well-known member
Got to tell everyone the remote feature is great! Since I keep blowing fuses on the landing gear and the switch for the slides quits working inside, it has saved me while traveling. The remote works on its own which is good. Still love the coach and will post the new truck and B/C when I can. The only other feature I wish was available is the auto leveling!
Bob Vaughn
Well-known member
I painted a red stripe at the retracted space right before it goes all the way up, my next chore is to paint one so I know the limit of the extended position....I bought plenty of spare mini 30amp fuses.....
busted2341
Well-known member
I see you have the same problem. Been back to dealer twice now. We shall see!!
busted2341
Well-known member
Just an update...Picked up the B/C and what they did to fix the bowing 30amp fuse was eliminate it. Was told that there was another breaker and that there was no reason for that inline fuse.....
Bob Vaughn
Well-known member
Did they show you the courtesy of showing you where the breaker was?
busted2341
Well-known member
good point no....they did not
Texasclarks
Member
I am looking much more at a Big Country for these type of features...not found on many other manufacturers.
Aristakat
Member
"Since I keep blowing fuses on the landing gear "
On my Bc when using landing gear 30 amp fuse would blow everytime, of course I bought a bunch of 30amp fuses. I found if I unplug electric plug from truck before using landing gear I don't blow fuse so just always make sure to unplug truck first now and haven't blown a fuse since.... I only wish I had the RF feature mind was earlier 2011 model so didn't get or know about when I bought
On my Bc when using landing gear 30 amp fuse would blow everytime, of course I bought a bunch of 30amp fuses. I found if I unplug electric plug from truck before using landing gear I don't blow fuse so just always make sure to unplug truck first now and haven't blown a fuse since.... I only wish I had the RF feature mind was earlier 2011 model so didn't get or know about when I bought
GOTTOYS
Well-known member
Mine will blow landing gear fuses whether hooked up or not. Has nothing to do with being plugged in to truck. The fuse will blow almost instantly if you bottom up the gear when raising it. That's to protect the gearbox from damage. If you put a mark on the landing gear legs where it reaches the end of it's travel and stop about an inch short you will never blow another fuse...Don"Since I keep blowing fuses on the landing gear "
On my Bc when using landing gear 30 amp fuse would blow everytime, of course I bought a bunch of 30amp fuses. I found if I unplug electric plug from truck before using landing gear I don't blow fuse so just always make sure to unplug truck first now and haven't blown a fuse since.... I only wish I had the RF feature mind was earlier 2011 model so didn't get or know about when I bought
B
bwwalczak
Guest
This is where the thread dropped me. On the Big Country 3250TS, the brain is located behind the switch panel. When facing the kitchen sink, it is the far right cabinet on top.
If you remote was charged up, you can hear a small click when switching between functions. This may help you locate the remote brains in the future if you want to add a remote, or replace a remote.
Remotes are still cheaper to replace than car keys (had to replace my wife's keys...wow).
If you remote was charged up, you can hear a small click when switching between functions. This may help you locate the remote brains in the future if you want to add a remote, or replace a remote.
Remotes are still cheaper to replace than car keys (had to replace my wife's keys...wow).
We just took delivery of our new BC and had it delivered to us from the Dealer in Michigan to Wyoming. We have a decal on the door that says we have the remote control but have not found it only the remotes for the TVs and the fireplace. Where is the remote or was it left out when the unit was shipped from the factory? I also can not use the exterior flood lights because there is a plug in the switch panel were the flood light switch goes. How do I turn them on?
Your exterior scare lights turn on with the remote.
You need to contact your dealer and ask about the remote.
Didn't they show you how things work??
That should have been done when you picked it up.
If the dealer did his job you would have a remote....and hot water.
Peace
Dave
You need to contact your dealer and ask about the remote.
Didn't they show you how things work??
That should have been done when you picked it up.
If the dealer did his job you would have a remote....and hot water.
Peace
Dave
Milton_and_PeggySue
Active Member
Yes, I do like the remote control to hook and unhook, you don't have to get out of the truck and that save you time.
And yes again the dealer did not show us how to used because they did not know where it was at.
And yes again the dealer did not show us how to used because they did not know where it was at.
