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JBP · 07-21-2014, 07:42 PM

I have a 2014 bounder 35K. I have a key fob that has four positions on it. Two are for the awning. The key fob is marked showing these are for the awning. The other two positions are marked for the door. when I push the buttons i here a switch move by the passengers dash. nothing happens at the door.
Does anyone have this key fob? Does anyone know if this coach can have the key fob operate the door locks?

jwmaustin · 07-21-2014, 08:05 PM

I have the 35K and the key fob. It was explained at Lazy Days in January when I picked up the unit but like most PDI sessions it's impossible to remember it all. I do remember the tech saying that the FOB is hard to find if you lose it and he went on to indicate it wasn't too useful. Seems like he said the door function was no longer operable as a feature.

Sorry that's all I recall.

Kpjp · 07-21-2014, 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by JBP

I have a 2014 bounder 35K. I have a key fob that has four positions on it. Two are for the awning. The key fob is marked showing these are for the awning. The other two positions are marked for the door. when I push the buttons i here a switch move by the passengers dash. nothing happens at the door.
Does anyone have this key fob? Does anyone know if this coach can have the key fob operate the door locks?

The key fob that came with your motorhome is a universal device which is also used on motorhomes which have a small awning located over the entrance door (like a diesel pusher has). That is what the two "DOOR" switches (open and close) will control. In your coach as my 2014 Bounder 35k, we only have one awning which is controlled by the "PATIO" portion of the key fob. All four switches are used to disable the awning. It is mentioned in the awning instruction manual.

Maybe someone else can attach the instruction manual for your awning as I am traveling and using my iPad and do not know how to attach a pdf.

Happy Camping, Jim

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