[A/S] Thermostat for Suburban

["Alan P. Owens" <apolaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A cold hello!

	Cold weather has arrived with temperatures in the 20's last night.  That 
brings about a question regarding the thermostat.  The top of the 
thermostat allows for setting the targeted temperature.  On the bottom is a 
movable lever switch.  It seems its normal position is center and 
the"On"  position should be by a movement to the right. The heat works but 
I'm not sure of the movement.  The Manual does not picture the thermostat 
but the printed directions say to move the lever to the right.  Last time I 
tried that nothing happened.  I finally decided to forget but when I moved 
the switch back to center the blowers came on.  Is that switch an 
igniter   which you move right and then back to ignite the furnace or is it 
an on off switch to be left to the right during operation.

	My first road trip with the trailer was last week end.  Took it to 
Williamsburg to the Region 3 Tidewater Eastern North Carolina Rally.  A lot 
of nice folks. The heat worked fine but still not sure how I got it 
working. All other systems worked fine. It was a good thing as the water 
hose froze to the crunchy state.  The new Ram TD is getting a cap 
today.  Maybe next week I can get around to installing the Beaver bed which 
arrived last week.  Based on Hunters experience I bought the heavy duty 
version.

	Finally after all of the  questions about installing the speaker's.  The 
real problem was with the radio receiver.  I installed the four speakers, 
which required that the leads be taped off as they were touching the 
aluminum shell.  Once all was in place they sounded awful.  The tech who 
installed the radio first claimed that I was overloading the tweeters 
etc.  Did not seem to make sense as I was not blasting them.  He then took 
out the radio, a new Pioneer, and discovered that the wiring harness 
attached at the factory was not wired correctly.  After repositioning the 
wires and hooking up again all works well.

	Thanks for all the past help.

	Al Owens

90 Excella, 5271