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Richard And Babs Ames:
http://www.eyermessch.com/towing.htm#4 is similar to what failed for us and was wired in a way that allowed our MH taillights to work properly (I think in parallel). The Roadmaster unit we had installed at CW in Ft myers was much heavier duty than the one it replaced.

Keith Moffett Co-Admin:
Suzi
We have the Monticello, 40'.  We have been through almost every system either ourselves or at a service place.  We just came back from Bend where we used Coach Masters who are also very good.  This has been alot of work and we dont regret a minute.
Let me know how the turn signal went  and Ill check my books, do you need copies?
Keith and Carol

Suzanne Maggard:
Hi Keith - Learning how to operate our coach has been a huge learning curve. We finally went over to the Bend Service Center and had them go thru it with us. It was well worth it! Even then we didn't know all of the questions to ask! :) But I love it! I love the quality, the ride, everything. It has been well worth the frustration of the little things.
I think I have all the manuals -   Do you know how to get the ice maker to work? We've never used it and I couldn't find a switch to turn it on. I tried flipping the arm down, but it didn't do anything. Did you replace your analog TVs? We haven't done anything with ours. I'm not sure if a converter box is the way to go or replace them with digital.
Thanks...  I appreciate having another Patriot owner to talk to!
Suzi

Gerald Farris:
If you have a U-Line ice maker, open the door and look in the center of the panel below the door, the on/off switch is located there.

Gerald  

Richard And Babs Ames:
http://www.classiccoachworks.com/ shows some TV conversions CRT to LCD in their electronics section. It will at least give you all some ideas. They done our front some years back.

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