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Chris, could the seat surfaces be leather and the rest of the chair vinyl? They have a different feel and are wearing differently

Hi Chris, this is the seat flap underside on my Dynasty. I thought the seats were leather, but now I’m not sure. Can you tell from the picture?

Yeah dryer is 120VAC. Thanks for the help.

I have two intellitec boxes behind the dryer. One is wired to the washer and the other to the dryer. The one wired to the dryer melted. It must also be wired to the bedroom heat pump because it was turned on but everything else was off in the bedroom, including the washer and dryer. Could you please expound on your point about the sensing loop? Others have stated much the same, but I’m not familiar with the terminology.

That makes sense. My coach was shipped on June 11, 2007. Must have been one of the earliest built 2008 Dynasty’s.

I have this screen in the bedroom. The one on the dash is a Sony. This one is a Kenwood like yours. It doesn’t seem to work.

Yeah. I checked my manual and there is little info. I’m guessing Monaco used a higher end Aladdin in the higher end coaches. Or maybe it was an option my original owner didn’t buy.

Agreed.

My Aladdin must be different from yours. Here is my main page.

I’ve never seen this on my Aladdin. How do you access this information?

I checked the pedestal per this guy’s instructions https://youtu.be/9hmuUBWKwGo The pedestal is good. I suspect the problem has something to do with the rear AC/heat pump unit. That was the only thing turned on when the smell occurred, and it had failed to run. I’m thinking I need an electrician to check it out.

Thanks. I don’t have a remote panel. I’ll check the pedestal now.

Are you referring to my transfer switch? See picture of it below. In our four years of ownership we never ran the AC and washer/dryer at the same time, because they wouldn’t run when all were turned on. In this instance, nothing else was on in the bedroom other than the heat pump. How can I check the electrical polarity at the pedestal with my volt meter?

We smelled electrical burning emanating from the bedroom the other night. The only thing turned on in there was the heat pump, which had failed to operate. I thought the cause was the AC/heat pump unit. I turned it off and the smell dissipated. Removing the AC shroud the next morning found nothing amiss. The DW yells this morning that the dryer won’t work. I check the electrical outlet the dryer is plugged into and it’s dead. Following the electrical line from the outlet box to the Intellitec box pictured below, opening it up and BINGO. I found the source of the burning smell. I’m not sure what to do next. What would cause this? It looks like I need to replace the melted Intellitec box. Where can I buy it? I’m surprised the house electrical breaker for the dryer didn’t trip.

I raised my coach as high as it would go. It measured roughly 9” next to the airbags.

Yes. I had four heavy gauge steel posts cut to a length of 9”. They fit next the air bags. I lower the coach down on them so that they are jammed and unable to pop out. I carry them as a full timer. I’ve only used them up front, but I think they’ll work in the rear too. The wooden 6x6 posts for laying under the hitch as mentioned above, should work well and you could stow in a bay as a full timer.

I can attest to Bob’s comments on the Ubiquity dish. He helped me get mine set up earlier this year. It is a fantastic little piece of technology, but does require some tech savvy to get set up right. We’ve used it to great success. We can stream video on the TV, while using a iPad, laptop, and cell phone. I set up a wireless router to the dish and can wirelessly access WiFi throughout the coach and just outside the coach. I’ve found that if a park offers WiFi, it often is not strong enough to stream video just using the tv to access the signal. Or in the evenings it drops out as too many are trying to use it. With the dish, it boosts the park WiFi signal allowing us to be able to stream video 24/7.

Okay thanks, that makes more sense. Is that three 6x6 posts laid horizontally on top of each other under the hitch? Is this in addition to rolling the drive and tag tires up on wooden ramps?

Hi Tom, my headlight is a knockoff of the 2005 Ford F450. I bought them from the link below and they were very easy to install since they are an exact fit for my coach. I would advise you to shop around to find a good price, as I suspect I paid too much. I did take the coach to an automotive electrical shop to have them properly wired. They do give the coach a more up-to-date look and are a great improvement in lighting. https://xtralights.com/

When you say 6x6 crossways, I can’t picture that. You mean 6x6 wooden posts cut to 40” lengths and positioned standing end to end upright under the hitch right?

Yes I see all four zones on my thermostat. My fourth zone is the bathroom. On the Squire, the fourth zone is the enclosed bathroom.

I do the same after parked for awhile. I have found my coach seems to stay level longer if I hit the auto level, wait for it to finish, then hit auto level a second time.

Was this work done at a Speedco? If so, I didn’t know they could all that work. What was done to the generator?

It’s the five button. I’ve not checked the dip switches.

Please let me know if this is normal. My heat pumps will only run if the thermostat is set for “heat pump” on all zones. If I have any zone off or set for anything other than heat pump, none of three units will operate.