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Old 05-31-2010, 10:53 AM   #1
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I am a newbie and still learning our coach. I just noticed that when you sit on the stool that there is a button directly across from you on the right side that says "Heater". IfI turn it off or on I do not notice a difference. Any of you wizards have the answer?

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Old 05-31-2010, 11:02 AM   #2
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It's most likely a switch for the tank heaters (gray and black).

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There are most probably for optional electric baseboard heaters. One can be located in the kitchen area at the base of the kitchen counter and the other one was at the base of the bathroom sink cabinet. Both these electric baseboard heaters had their own little electric switches. Mine didn't work until I opened up the grill in front of the heater and hit the reset button on the heater. The other option was to put a small electric fan at the base of the bathroom sink cabinet to blow air into the bathroom area if you had the Aqua-Hot system.
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I have the Aqua Hot system but I don't hear any fan noise. But, on the other hand, it may only come on when the Aqua Hot is heating. Either way, I'll look inside the cabinet for a baseboard heater or fan.

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Yep, if you have the Aqua-Hot then it is either one that I stated. If it is the fan then you are correct in that it will not come on unless the heating is on.
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