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A/C Slider Switch 700 1990

posted by  mmckenna on  Fri May 3 16:02 CST 2002
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Thanks for the reply, Chris!

I popped the plastic trim panel covering the AC control panel and yes, it looks like it's a unit that can be removed, like you said. (BTW, how would you get the trim panel completely off? My rocker switches are preventing it.)

Ok, so now begins my search for an HVAC unit....*sigh* The kid's gonna have to do a LOT of extra chores for some time to come...;-)


Much Mahalo! (THANKS!)
Mark McKenna






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