ST320X LED lights???

[BigH5500]

Do all Solitudes have the two exterior LED lights under the bed room slide out? If so, where is the switch or which switch is it? Thanks!

[gordofuchs]

Try looking in the area where the water hookup is.

Gordofuchs
Cleveland, Ohio

[BigH5500]

Yep, that's it. For some reason I was thinking that was for the water pump.

[ruskin219]

I've also been looking for the switch for the same lights under the wardrobe slide on my 303 RLS. I've checked the water hookup compartment but I'm pretty sure the only switch in that location is labeled "water pump". I'll check again. Anyone have any other suggestions?

[TucsonJim]

Unless it's a new modification Ruskin, it's in the water hookup compartment. It's just a little red switch with no lettering on or around it.

[ruskin219]

Thanks Jim. Haven't had this unit very long but looked for the switch this week while on a trip and the only switch I saw was next to a red light labeled water pump so I assumed that's what the switch was for. I'll try flipping that switch and see what happens.

[BigH5500]

Mine isn't even red. No light either. Just a white switch with a rubber cover on it.

[huntr70]

Mine isn't even red. No light either. Just a white switch with a rubber cover on it.

Because you have a Solitude.

The Reflection switch is red.

[ruskin219]

Just checks my Reflection 303 RSL and the switch in the water hookup compartment is definitely for the water pump. It is labeled as such and there is a red LED light adjacent to the switch to indicate that the pump is on. Of course, you can hear it run when you first turn it on until it pressures up. There are no other switches in that area. I have written Grand Design to find out where the switch is located and will post their answer as soon as I hear from them.

[ruskin219]

OK. With Grand Design's help, I found it. "Had it been a snake ....................". On my 2015 Reflection 303 RLS, it's right in the middle of the utility bay panel. On my unit it is red and looks more like an operating/warning light. At first glance, it does not look like a rocker switch. When I originally tried it I must have pressed in the middle of the switch or more to the side that was already depressed because nothing happened and I continued looking. One of those senior moments I guess.