Blue LED lights under curbside LR slideout on 2020 Solitude 380FL

[Philiprmcgovern]

The lights always on and are about 24” apart. They are underneath the Schwintech slideout and serve no apparent purpose. I cannot find a switch for them anywhere. They are only on the curbside and not on the door side. Any tips about why they are there or how I can turn them off will be most appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Phil

[Rob+Kath]

The lights always on and are about 24” apart. They are underneath the Schwintech slideout and serve no apparent purpose. I cannot find a switch for them anywhere. They are only on the curbside and not on the door side. Any tips about why they are there or how I can turn them off will be most appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Phil

Not sure about your unit, but on the 310GK the switch is in the wet bay.

** I should have noted that I turn them on when I have to work on that side in the dark. It is a reminder that the Slide out is "out" and I need to watch my head. It has been partially successful.

Rob.

[RoJoSo]

I agree with @Rob+Kath

We a have Reflection 303RLS (5th Wheel). My switch is in the wet bay as well.
Our 5th wheel has a slide on the front driver side and I want to believe that
the lights are there so that no one cracks their head on the slide. I don't
believe it is for any other purpose than that.

[Philiprmcgovern]

Rob, Kath and RoJoSo. Thanks for the replies. I’m sure you are right. I looked for that pesky switch everywhere except in the wet bay. All the best,

Phil

[4x4dually]

I want to believe that the lights are there so that no one cracks their head on the slide.

I was told that by the dealer when we bought ours. Guess what? They don't work as intended all the time. LOL

[Riverbug]

Apparently that switch on the Nautilus system is not marked on any of the models. Everyone has the same question. On mine I didn't know there was a light by the dump valves but could not figure out what the switch on the panel was until I asked. Seems to me GD should just label the dang switch.

[RoJoSo]

Apparently that switch on the Nautilus system is not marked on any of the models. Everyone has the same question. On mine I didn't know there was a light by the dump valves but could not figure out what the switch on the panel was until I asked. Seems to me GD should just label the dang switch.

There is a lot of people that dont know about the light at the valves. I love this light when dumping
at night. We just used it again when pulling into Cabelas for the evening.

@4x4dually Cant say I have done it, now that I said it, I likely will
cracked my head. All though I have hit my head on the 5th wheel. That hurts. Speaking of
that....We also have a light on the fifth wheel as well. (I should of used the damn light) LOL

[Captcolour]

On my 380FL, the LED lights underneath work by a switch on the front of the RV just above the battery vent. The switch is covered with clear vinyl to waterproof it, so isn't very obvious.

[Cyndi6767]

The lights always on and are about 24” apart. They are underneath the Schwintech slideout and serve no apparent purpose. I cannot find a switch for them anywhere. They are only on the curbside and not on the door side. Any tips about why they are there or how I can turn them off will be most appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Phil

The switch is probably in the wet bay by the pump switch


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Al & Cyndi
2022 Solitude 380FL-R
2019 GMC Denali 3500 Duramax crew cab

[daltontrio]

The lights always on and are about 24” apart. They are underneath the Schwintech slideout and serve no apparent purpose. I cannot find a switch for them anywhere. They are only on the curbside and not on the door side. Any tips about why they are there or how I can turn them off will be most appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Phil

2021 375RES-R here. The blue lights you're referring to, as others have said, are controlled by an unmarked switch in the Nautilus bay. On ours, it's adjacent to the Water Pump switch.