Reset button for a slide on a 2015 Rockwood signature ultra lite

Some help here but finding RV Manuals is never easy. Maker or dealers are the best bet.

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Why not turn on something on that battery circuit and then try the switch in either position? The battery systems (chassis and house) are generally left ON when using the RV or connected to shore power. If in storage without shore power, then the disconnect switches will reduce battery drain.

Have you tried to contact Forest River with a request for a manual? Sometimes on their websites they have a download area where you can get the owner's manuals.

I would go with the manufacturer Forest River RV Contact Us Forest River Inc

1st Question - Can you verify that you actually have a Gas/Electic Waterheater? Most units are gas only. You may have to look at the unit and look for power cables.

2nd. Is power connected prior to turning on the water heater?

You may be able to climb in through the front storage compartment and raise the bed. Or, some mobile RV repair techs have a master set of keys and can let you in for a nominal fee. If you happen to know what the key number is then you can purchase a replacement key. FIC and Global keys each have 51 different cuts of keys. FIC will have a key code of HF or CF 3** and Global will have G3**.

Contact the manufacturer of the coach for their owner's manual. However, each appliance will have a separate owner's manual form its perspective manufacturer, i.e., Water Heater = Suburban, A/C = Dometic, Refrigerator = Norcold, etc.. There will not be a diagram of electrical or plumbing as a majority of the RV manufacturers do not publish that information. The only thing that I can think of that would cause the TV to reset when the Air Conditioner comes on is if the AC is remote controlled you may have a frequency conflict. It is not typical for the AC to share an electrical circuit with the TV but if that is the case here then the TV may be getting shut down because the AC is drawing too many amps on startup for the TV to continue to function. Turn the breaker off to the AC and see if the TV shuts down also. If it does then you will need to get the issue corrected.