Flood lights and Front LEDs

[Maggman]

Found out from trial and error today when My flood light and front LED's stay on, it's from the small remote control that was left on the counter and the kids started pushing buttons, caused this. End of story, spent 5 hours playing around and shutting on and off switches, removing panels, and fuses THEN saw the remote on the counter. Oh well, lesson learned, never leave things lying around, drove me nuts trying to figure out why lights were not able to be turned off. Kids, can't kill um, or eat um!! :yawn::confused:

[JRTJH]

:wlcm: to the forum. There's a bunch of posts about using the remote control to turn off lights and operate the various parts of the RV. Not that it would have done you any good earlier, but now that you've found this forum, hopefully many of your questions will be answered without having to spend 5 hours looking for an answer.

As for kids and not being able to kill em or eat em. You're right about that!!! but if you're careful and nobody is looking, you can lick their lips and stick them to the refrigerator door..... :D
The only time you have to worry about them is if their lips get dry or Mom walks into the RV.....:eek:

[labs4life]

As for kids and not being able to kill em or eat em. You're right about that!!! but if you're careful and nobody is looking, you can lick their lips and stick them to the refrigerator door..... :D[/QUOTE]

Priceless!!! I almost had to clean beverage from my screen.

[JRTJH]

I'm safe as long as my DW doesn't read that post, but if she should happen to see it, I'll be bruised in places I normally sit.... :cool:

[SteveC7010]

It's a lot more fun with grand kids. You can pump 'em full of sugar, get 'em all cranked up and giggly, and then solemnly hand them back to their parents.

[Dhuhn]

It's a lot more fun with grand kids. You can pump 'em full of sugar, get 'em all cranked up and giggly, and then solemnly hand them back to their parents.

Same goes with being an Aunt or Uncle .... Lol:D

[GaryWT]

Got to love those remotes... As for grand kids, that will be another phase in the life, we are looking to the empty nest phase which starts in August when the youngest goes off to college.

[Ron]

:wlcm: to the forum and the adventures on owning an RV. If you spent 5 hours tearing panels apart, at least now you know your electrical system inside and out, thats a good thing, as far as the kids, every day is a new and exciting day for them to find something to play and push buttons on..."bouncey: Happy Campin