I was at a campsite the other day, It was a nice day so while I was cooking I opened the sliding door.
The light above the door came on.
The light above the stove came on.
I pressed the button on the both lights to turn them off..... hmm that didn't work
It appears the light(s) stay on if the sliding door is open.
I've been looking for a way to turn the lights off while the door is open.
I haven't tried it but I'm assuming if I turn the "interior" lights off (next to the steering wheel / next to the light switch) this might do the trick. But is there an easier more local way to do this?
Imagine this example.
it's dark outside, I stop close to a forest, I start making some food, It's hot so I open the door, the light goes on, the bugs are attracted...... YES I'm sure the bugs will be attracted by the odor as well as the light --- so for a second example --- it's dark outside, I stop close to a forest, It's hot so I open the sliding door, the light goes on, the bugs are attracted....
The light above the door came on.
The light above the stove came on.
I pressed the button on the both lights to turn them off..... hmm that didn't work
It appears the light(s) stay on if the sliding door is open.
I've been looking for a way to turn the lights off while the door is open.
I haven't tried it but I'm assuming if I turn the "interior" lights off (next to the steering wheel / next to the light switch) this might do the trick. But is there an easier more local way to do this?
Imagine this example.
it's dark outside, I stop close to a forest, I start making some food, It's hot so I open the door, the light goes on, the bugs are attracted...... YES I'm sure the bugs will be attracted by the odor as well as the light --- so for a second example --- it's dark outside, I stop close to a forest, It's hot so I open the sliding door, the light goes on, the bugs are attracted....
