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Old 03-24-2017, 08:02 PM   #1
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Crescendo question

Have a 2005 Gulf Stream MH. I am trying to find out what this switch is for??? It is under the kitchen sink. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Do you have an electric element in your water heater? If so I'd say thats the switch for it.
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On my independance, it controls the electric feature of the water heater..there is another switch outside under the water heater cover on the left bottom that has to be on also
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If it has a red light on it, it is to turn on the water heater to electric use. Now I also have another switch simular to that with an amber light on the bed box, but that one is for the engine block heater.
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