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Old 03-18-2019, 07:19 AM   #1
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Heated Floors DS 4018 model year 2019

This may be selfish / dumb. We are on our first 2 week trip where each night has been at or below freezing. Heated floors are keeping the coach warm except for the super windy Chicago campground -- only one day.

Should the floor also be heated on the long slide-out on the driver side? Passenger side is warm / great but don't have any exposed floor on the slide-outs on passenger side, hence this is why my question may be dumb. Maybe there is no way or no need for slide-out floor to be heated.

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I believe the only slide area heated is at the foot of the bed. The floor directly in front of your vanity is also not heated because it is an engine access cover. I was wondering what the heat switch in the 1/2 bath controls? Good Luck!
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In 2018 the area in the bedroom FWS was added to the heated floors, the area in the living area of the FWS is not heated. The switch in the in the 1/2 bath is for the Oasis heating fan.
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