Improvements and Issues: Winnebago/Itasca Tour/Ellipse 42HD or HL

[Lv2Roam2]

Mike
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[2cyber71]

I just wanted to say I love this thread.
Good tips.
I still need to read thru most of it.

[boyland]

Curious how many electrical outlets everyone has in their basement. I have one that i can find.

Thinking of adding a couple more just curious if i am missing one or?

[AllanK]

Originally Posted by boyland

Curious how many electrical outlets everyone has in their basement. I have one that i can find.

Thinking of adding a couple more just curious if i am missing one or?

We have 1, passenger side first bay.

[Electra 225]

Originally Posted by AllanK

We have 1, passenger side first bay.

Same here with an additional one in the bay in front of drive axle, curbside.

[davo54]

Originally Posted by boyland

Curious how many electrical outlets everyone has in their basement. I have one that i can find.

Thinking of adding a couple more just curious if i am missing one or?

3, 1 in front bay, 1 in bay for the dirt devil, and 1 in bay for basement fridge.

[boyland]

Originally Posted by Electra 225

Same here with an additional one in the bay in front of drive axle, curbside.

any location i do not see one one mine and ours should be about the same

[Electra 225]

If your coach did not come with the outdoor kitchen unit in that bay, (curbside in front of drive axle).....then you might not have a receptacle there.

[boyland]

Originally Posted by Electra 225

If your coach did not come with the outdoor kitchen unit in that bay, (curbside in front of drive axle).....then you might not have a receptacle there.

no kitchen. No problem i can install one i just wanted to be sure i was not missing something obvious

[jwmaustin]

Hey folks

For the lights that are located in the ceiling living area/living room of the coach (inside a wooden façade) how do you take it apart to get to electrical connections to replace bulbs?

[Electra 225]

You would have to remove the carpeted interior "floor" inside the cabinets I think. The wiring is between the wood bottom where the puck lights are mounted, and the carpeted interior "floor".
Before doing that though, you should be able to remove the fixture, and at least some wiring should pull down. Don't pull too hard, only till slack quits and you feel resistance.
Hope this helps, not sure if I'm doing you any good or not.
By wooden facade I'm assuming the cabinets above the couch and dinette?

[Gordon Dewald]

Just a guess because I have never done it. I say this because we had one of the bulbs in the kitchen fall out a couple times because it was not secured well enough. The bulb twists in so I wonder when it is out if there is any access to the socket?

[Electra 225]

Yes if you twist the frosted glass cover off, the fixture is removable by two screws. The whole thing should pull down out of the hole.

[jwmaustin]

I guess as referring to the wooden light fixture in the center of the ceiling that has accent lights. I’d like to see if I can install a ceiling fan In the living room like the one In the bedroom.