Out of curiosity how does your bathroom fan turn on? Is it connected to the switch on the wall? On our 2015 (just bought new) you have to open up the vent and then to turn on the fan the switch is up where the fan is. I can't even reach it. 😥
Ours is a 2013 Eagle, but there is a power switch on the fan, that we leave on, and turn on/off with wall switch. Our wall switches are labeled Light and Fan.
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Ditto P&K....we camped in our driveway this weekend in our new 321. The bathroom fan actually does a good job but ya gotta reach up to push the red button to turn it on and off as well as twisting the lever to open and close. Cheap Fan but it does the job so I won't complain. May change it out to a fantastic with remote like we had put in the bedroom eventually.
The bathroom fan is our first big complaint on our new Designer. I can not believe Jayco would build a new 5th wheel to compete with some of the top model's other company's sell and then put a manual open/close fan in the bathroom that you can't even reach without standing on the toilet or using a step ladder. Some engineer really missed the boat on this one.
I agree Dave. I am wondering if the sacrifice came so that they could put that little blue 'night light' in the shower. Personally if I wanted a night light I could buy one for under $5 and plug it in. Might need to buy a second collapsible stool just to turn on the fan.
First trip out is this Friday so we'll see how it goes.
Pauline
Our 2015 351RSTS has two switches also... one for the fan, one for the light. The fan won't operate via the wall switch unless you first open the vent (which is too high for my wife to reach). Silly design if you ask me. I'd much rather they'd made it an auto-open fan like the living area.
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