Naturally when you get something new you spend time trying to figure out all the things it can do and how to do it. For the most part, I figured out our Jayco Seismic 395, with the exception for the cap lights. I knew it had cap lights, I could see the light strips, but where was the switch.

I flipped every light switch on the control board. Still no cap lights. I flipped every switch in the master bedroom. Still no cap lights. I flipped every switch in the entire unit, still no cap lights. I read that there was a switch under the cap, I looked, but didn’t see a switch. I checked every compartment – no switches.

It wasn’t until a friendly salesman on YouTube helped me out and explained the cap switch is under the cap and covered by a protective cover that the light bulb went off in my head. Aha! I walked outside and took a look and right where I thought was some sort of sensor (we have the ride assist technology, so figured it was part of that) and low and behold – it isn’t a sensor, it’s a switch underneath. I flipped it and voila – cap lights illuminati.

So, if you’re looking for the cap light switch, it is up front under the cap, driver side toward the front. I can’t miss it now!