[Jim/Chris]

Because of your proximity I would suggest ETLC. I would not suggest you take it to a shop that only fixes conventional RVs. If you are in Florida I would also suggest Tradewinds.

The switch may not be what is bad, but regardless of the cause I would strongly suggest it is modified so it only turns off when the ignition is off and there is no external or generator power and that you eliminate the on-off switch.

[Archived]

Harry. We had a Beaver #34 Command Center repaired at Javelina Corporation. I think I sent you this before. Jim Refley is who I dealt with. Your battery pack is dead so your panel won’t work without key on

You might be able still to make arrangements to get it fixed. Warning, it won’t be cheap. We had the left panel, and center where your on/off is repaired. They have to bench test/rebuild so it takes time and money Javelina made these panels for Beaver and Foretravel in the early 1990’s.

http://www.javelina.com/ This is the only known place for repair. We had planned to keep #34 for awhile so we sprung for repair

[Walter]

Hi Jon, I didn’t realize ETLC did this kind of work and would be an excellent place for me location wise. Plus Jeff and I are close personal friends… My last time there I was tearing out a check when Jeff siad “Just leave the book”! See what I mean… Close and personal!

Hi Jim, Did Javelina fix your existing panel or make a new one? I actually don’t remember if my panel turned off when the key was turned off or not? I really don’t remember as its been awhile ago.

Harry