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  1. As an FYI, I renewed with Coach-Net and they did offer a renewal discount. I've utilized their tech support numerous times and was very pleased. They seem to have experienced and knowledgeable folks that are trained in phone support. The one time I needed a tow I was impressed with the fact the company tracked down a low boy set up and repair facility to get me back on the road. There is obviously no perfect service but I feel better about spending my money after reading the comments on this post. Thank you. 

  2. 7 minutes ago, jacwjames said:

    I am hesitant to reply to this thread as now I will get an email notification when someone posts but here goes.

    We have had AAA for over 25 years, even before we had an RV.  Over the years we have had our personal vehicle: towed, flat tires repaired, broken key in ignition etc.  So just for these types of problems AAA has paid for itself. 

    We then upgraded to AAA Plus when we got a Class C,  We had a transmission problem and had to have it towed.  We then moved up to our Class A and have had to have that towed two times.  Once when the transmission control module crapped out and a second time due to radiator damage.  The first two tows went off pretty well, the third one no so much.  It was memorial day weekend and AAA had a hard time finding a tow company with a large enough truck willing to tow me.  I had to spend the night in a Cracker Barrel.  AAA did update me on a regular basis and to be honest I could understand the situation.  The tow itself was good, the driver quickly hooked up and secured the rig, removed the driveshaft, hooked up the air to release the brakes, hooked up lights and we were on our way. 

    Yes AAA may not take care of all the issues that could happen with an RV but what they do cover is good enough for me. 

    Cost is ~$179 per year for all our daily drivers and the RV.  I think this is a good value. 

    Thank you all. I've concluded that there is no perfect solution and that the issues and limitations lie in the human interaction (follow through) and coverage options. I am somewhat dissatisfied in the number of instances where the companies failed to stay in touch until the issue is resolved. One item that is important to me is the delivery and replacement of a damaged tire while on the road. Thanks again for all of your comments. Safe travels. 

  3. I've resolved the issue. Tested  the control box located in the bedroom closet to ensure proper ground and replaced fuses with fresh even though they appeared good. I performed a complete power shut down starting at the pedestal. Still nothing at the switch. I removed  the switch and yes it snaps off just before you expect it to break. I used contact cleaner on all of the connections and worked the connector a few times to make sure I made a good connection. I tested the switch and the slide works as well as all of the other buttons on the switch. I am confident it was the connections at the switch however I am glad that I performed the other tasks, I learned a lot. I still have a new hydraulic leak that is in the passenger side of the fuel bay but that should be easier to find and repair than the electrical issue. Thanks for all of the help. 

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  4. Good morning, no love yet but continue to work the issue. The snow finished melting yesterday and I found hydraulic fluid on the ground left of the steps under the fuel bay. I broke something. The genset opens and closes normally. I tried the disco switch in the battery compartment without luck. I will use the butter knife on the switch plate worst case it will crack and I purchase a new one. The multiplex switch feels loose to me but it could be my imagination wishing for a loose connection. I have 2 weeks before I pull out and have my cabin here so all is not bad. I really appreciate everyone on this board providing knowledgable advice. It's looking like another beautiful day. 

    36 minutes ago, thomasgibbens said:

    I struggled with intermittent problems with our multiplex switches on our ‘15 Dynasty and tried using a product in a spray can called DeOxit to clean the contacts of any oxidation. If any of the switch pads or controllers are in moist locations, oxidation is possible. It seems to have cured my problems, so far!

    Tom Gibbens 

    ’15 Dynasty 

    Great suggestion. I have some and will give it a try. 

  5. 1 minute ago, willbo777 said:

    Like Paul says, check the modules in the bedroom closet, and if that doesn't do it, completely power down the c coach including the batteries for a few minutes and see if that resets it.

    I checked the modules and changed the fuses. This morning I shut power at the pedestal then disconnected the chassis and coach batteries at the battery compartment. I was hoping that doing so would restore the multiplex switch. No change. 

  6. 55 minutes ago, Dr4Film said:

    I would get someone to help you put the slide back in manually. Instructions should be in your owner's manual. Then just leave it in until you can find a reputable place to troubleshoot the problem.

    If you have Coach-Net ERS they may send someone out to close up the slide so you can move the coach to a repair facility.

    Coach Net is on my call list for Monday. I am leaving here on October 1st so I have some time to get this fixed. I need to locate a good repair facility in New Mexico or Arizona since that is where I am headed in October. 

  7. I shut off power at the pedestal and the the disconnect switches. The multiplex switch buttons remain dead. How does a person remove the cover to the switch so I can check the connection. Is there another way to reset the switch board? I know that it will light up when I engage the master switch from the bedroom that illuminates all switches in the coach. It's the 10 button switch that doesn't respond when any button is pressed. I need to find a solution because it controls my front slides. I have one slide stuck in and one stuck out. I have 2 weeks before the park closes to resolve my problem. Thanks

    Pat

    2007 Monaco Executive

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  8. 16 hours ago, Frank Bergamo said:

    Patrick,

    shut off the power at the disconnect switch’s briefly, located in the battery bay, then turn both back on and see if that resets power back to the switch panel in question. Hope this helps.

    I shut off power at the pedestal and the the disconnect switches. The multiplex switch buttons remain dead. How does a person remove the cover to the switch so I can check the connection. Is there another way to reset the switch board? I know that it will light up when I engage the master switch from the bedroom that illuminates all switches in the coach. It's the 10 button switch that doesn't respond when any button is pressed.

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  9. That's good to know about the bedroom. The panel lights up when I activate the master switch from the bedroom however none of the buttons on the lower panel on the picture are functioning. 

    Bob, as best I could but suspect some ice prevented it closing completely. It is closed now. Do you have any advice on getting it open or restoring function to the control pad?

    18 minutes ago, Bob Nodine said:

    Did you check for snow and ice on top of the slides before you closed them. I once had a slide that would not close because water on the slide topper had frozen.

    Bob

     

    Bob, as best I could but suspect some ice prevented it closing completely. It is closed now. Do you have any advice on getting it open or restoring function to the control pad?

     

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  10. I closed my driver side slides during a snow storm here in Colorado. My front driver side failed to close completely at first. I now have a slide that does not extend. I have a control panel, bottom control pad in picture, that has no buttons responding at all. I know that the pump is functioning because I am able to extend the driver side bedroom slide. I don't know where to start in diagnosing and repairing the issue. I have never removed a button panel and don't want to break it. Advise and instruction on where to begin my trouble shooting and how to remove the cover from the button control panel is appreciated. I attached photos for reference.

    Patrick B

    2007 Monaco Executive

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  11. I appreciate the response. I turned the unit off while doing my research and turned it back on a while ago and it is blowing cold like nothing happened. Since it's a $55 part I am ordering it for my spare. I thought it was universal but wasn't sure. Now if the temperature outside would drop I would be happy. I am completing some therapy so I can't go to my Colorado lot for at least 3 weeks. Thanks again. 

    Patrick 

  12. Would this possible issue exist with the Dometic 630516-331, 15,000BTU , installed in my 2007 Monaco Executive? Everything was working fine on my 3 unites until this afternoon. My bedroom unit started blowing hot after stopping and then starting back up. I need to locate a solution ASAP since I am in "Detention" in Arizona and it hit 100 degree today. I am stick here at least 2 more weeks before heading to Colorado.

    Thanks

    Patrick

    2007 Monaco Executive IV Sandia

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