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Yeah, I have been thinking about that. Would definitely be the easiest solution. Thanks

Thanks for the info.

Sorry, I have a 2006 HR Endeavor 40PDQ.

I do have a 120 outlet under the dinette credenza however it runs thru the inverter.

My fridge is beside the flat floor slide but not in the slide.

Trying to figure out how wires are run to the slide.

Does anyone know how wires are routed to the flat floor slide? I would like to extend the 120v circuit for the fridge which is no longer used into the slide to use for the fireplace. Existing 120v in the slide are hooked to the inverter which I don't want to use.

I have a 2006 HR Endeavor purchased Dec 2020. It has the original Norcold with the recall fix.

It has been working fine with cold fridge and ice cold freezer. No issues while in SC in Feb and Mar nor back home in OH up until last week. 

Prior to last we we were not using air conditioner. Last week we had to run air and the Norcold started throwing AC LO error which is low voltage. This week not running air and no error cod s on Norcold.

I have checked voltage at campground pedestal and at Norcold outlet and both check out fine.

I have not yet tried running the generator with air to see if I get the low voltage error.

Any ideas what might be causing this?

TIA

Scotty, I have a 2006 HR Endeavor that I purchased a few months ago. The original owner said there was no keyless entry system but I found key fobs in the coach but they didn't work.

I found the TriMark control unit behind the center console area and tried programming the fobs. There doesn't seem to be any power to the control unit. I am thinking maybe a fuse is blown.

In the documentation I have there is no fuse mentioned for the keyless entry system.

In your replacement did you find a fuse anywhere for the system anywhere.

Thanks

So both the SAT and Cable coax from rear of coach to front entertainment center failed continuity test.

I figured out the To Video Switch connector. It is what it states. So originally you would connect either EXT or ROOF to the video switch.

The coax going to the outside TV connection in one of the basement bays tested good. So, since I don't have an outside TV I am using that coax to connect Wally to Playmaker.

Thanks for the feedback everyone!

In the entertainment center above driver there is a satellite receiver cover plate with two cables and one connector. The cables are labeled EXT Input and Roof Input. The connector is labeled To Video Switch. What is this connector for?

Also when I took the cover plate off there is another coax back there not connected to anything.

I am so confused.

I have a Dish Playmaker which is a portable satellite antenna that automatically searches and locks onto satellite. It connects to a Wally Dish receiver.

To function the Wally sends 12volt power to the Playmaker over the coax connection. 

I have tested both the SAT and CABLE connection in the rear compartment where the coach power cable is. Neither one shows any power when connected to Wally. Verified Wally is outputting 12v.

Wiring diagrams show straight runs with no splitters. Cable is RG6 so it should be able to support the 12v from the Wally.

I also directly connected Wally to Playmaker with a separate cable and it worked fine.

Don't want to run new cable if I don't have to.

Any suggestions?