2004 Keystone Everest Mystery Switches

[Parked in Peñasco]

Big time newbie here! Trying to learn more about my 2004 Keystone Everest 364Q.

I have great support from an experienced maintenance crew at the RV park where my rig is stored in Mexico, but my Spanish is insufficient for many questions.

There are two unmarked toggle switches to the bottom right near the breaker/fuse panel. Nothing seems to happen when they're turned on/off, but then again, I'm not sure where to start looking. I do have a 2005 manual, but couldn't find anything on these.

Any ideas or suggestions are welcomed, whether or not pertaining to the mystery switches. Thanks in advance!

[jasin1]

Originally Posted by Parked in Peñasco

Big time newbie here! Trying to learn more about my 2004 Keystone Everest 364Q.

I have great support from an experienced maintenance crew at the RV park where my rig is stored in Mexico, but my Spanish is insufficient for many questions.

There are two unmarked toggle switches to the bottom right near the breaker/fuse panel. Nothing seems to happen when they're turned on/off, but then again, I'm not sure where to start looking. I do have a 2005 manual, but couldn't find anything on these.

Any ideas or suggestions are welcomed, whether or not pertaining to the mystery switches. Thanks in advance!

we have a member that goes by call sign CWtheMan who had a similar year everest i believe. may want to ask him

[sourdough]

Don't know if that is OE or not but might be easier to just pull the outlets and the cover on the power center, tug the wires from the outlets and see where the go in the power center. Their proximity and location to the power center sure seem like they were an "add on" and placed because it was easy to access the breakers.

[jasin1]

the real mystery is how did the op post such a large picture that isn’t a thumbnail?

[bsmith0404]

My Alpine (what the Everest was renamed to) has a single switch inside the door similar to that. It turns on the entrance light. The idea is you can easily reach it and turn the light on as soon as you open the door vs going into a dark RV and look for switches on the panel. I’m guessing one of those should do the same, the other one may be for the outside entrance or step lights.

[Parked in Peñasco]

Originally Posted by jasin1

the real mystery is how did the op post such a large picture that isn’t a thumbnail?

Your guess is as good as mine

Originally Posted by bsmith0404

My Alpine (what the Everest was renamed to) has a single switch inside the door similar to that. It turns on the entrance light. The idea is you can easily reach it and turn the light on as soon as you open the door vs going into a dark RV and look for switches on the panel. I’m guessing one of those should do the same, the other one may be for the outside entrance or step lights.

Thanks, I'll check that out!

[Parked in Peñasco]

Originally Posted by jasin1

we have a member that goes by call sign CWtheMan who had a similar year everest i believe. may want to ask him

Thanks, will do!

[Parked in Peñasco]

Originally Posted by sourdough

Don't know if that is OE or not but might be easier to just pull the outlets and the cover on the power center, tug the wires from the outlets and see where the go in the power center. Their proximity and location to the power center sure seem like they were an "add on" and placed because it was easy to access the breakers.

They defiinitely don't look original. At least if I flip them on and off, I won't be turning someone else's lights on and off.

[flybouy]

Originally Posted by Parked in Peñasco

They defiinitely don't look original. At least if I flip them on and off, I won't be turning someone else's lights on and off

Please change your font color to black. It's OK to use a different color sparingly to emphasize but not as a default.
Thanks

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by flybouy

Please change your font color to black. It's OK to use a different color sparingly to emphasize but not as a default.
Thanks

Also, a signature would be helpful.