Disregard the advice above, you don’t have aqua hot floors. You have electric heat in the floors. Turn on the floor heat, select “manual” then select the heat level, mine comes on at 6, wait half hour and you should have heat. After you know the floor heat works, then you can play with the schedule settings if you want.
Your aqua hot has two thermostats, front with 3 heaters, and rear with 2 heaters. One rear heater is under the bed, the other in the bathroom. That switch turns the bathroom heater off just in case you’re getting out of a hot shower and don’t want any additional heat in the bathroom for a while. Also check the thermostat settings on the two basement heaters.
Your aqua hot on electric is a 1600 watt heater which is about 5000 btu’s. Don’t expect any more heat out of it than you get from any 1500 watt plug-in electric heater. If you’re heating the coach, the coach may take enough heat that there won’t be enough hot water for a shower.
The aqua hot on diesel is a 65000 btu heater, if that won’t heat everything, you need to go south.
You may prefer to just go electric and add some additional stand alone 1500 watt heaters. We have the heaters from the last coach so we still use them.
If you want it to drive better, you need to get the alignment set so you have about 3/4” to 1” of trail. In order to do that on the size of tires you have, you need to set the left caster at 2* and the right at 2.5*. Just got mine done in Sept. and this is the fourth coach I set up this way. My final setting was 2.3 and 2.6, the factory setting is OK for toe and camber.
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2019 Fleetwood Discovery LXE 40M w/2021 Equinox
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