1485 Jacobs Rd.
Deland, FL 32724
386.738.7307
P/N 53-00597-100 Rev. C 032619
www.intellitec.com
Intellitec
OWNERS GUIDE
FLEETWOOD -
ELECTRONIC CONTROL CENTER
Symptom
"ON" indicator won't come on
"ON" indicator on, air conditioner not cooling
"ON" indicator on, "SHED" indicator on, air
conditioners not cooling.
"ON" indicator on, "SHED" indicator blinking, air
conditioner not cooling.
Check Function Switch setting. Should be set at an air
conditioner or heat setting.
Check 5 Amp, 12 volt fuse in distribution panel.
Check Function Switch setting. Should be set at a
cooling setting (Low Cool, High Cool, Auto Cool)
Check Temperature setting. Move thermostat down for
more cooling.
Check 120 volt circuit breakers in distribution panel.
Reset if necessary.
Current draw too high. Turn off unnecessary
appliances to reduce current draw.
Air conditioners not off long enough. Wait two minutes.
Be sure coach is plugged in to "live" outlet.
Possible Cause
TEST SWITCH
TEST
TEST
TEST
HIGH COOL
HIGH COOL
do not
SHORT INDICATOR
The system is equipped with a
switch that helps locate system problems and can be used to manually operate an air
conditioner when that occurs. This switch is located on the control module between the connectors. The control module is
typically located under the refrigerator, behind the distribution panel.
The
switch is a three-position slide switch located on the center, front edge of the control box. It is marked
on
the box label. The normal setting of this switch is in the center position.
Moving this switch to the left will operate (A/C1) the front air conditioner continuously, in the
mode. Moving
the switch to the right, will operate (A/C2) the rear air conditioner continuously in the
mode. If the air
conditioners
operate with this switch, the problem is in the air conditioner, or power being supplied to it.
This switch can be used to manually operate the air conditioners in the event of a system failure.
The Short Indicator is an LED located on the edge of the control module. If the system is not operating properly and this
indicator is ON, there is a short in the wiring to the air conditioners. When this indicator is ON, neither air conditioner will
operate. The problem can be localized by unplugging the four-pin connectors feeding each air conditioner. Unplugging
one, or the other should make the indicator go out. The other air conditioner should then operate normally. Refer the
shorted wiring problem to your dealer to locate and repair the short.
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