Rv furnace wiring diagram

I have a head scratcher. I've installed stereos before and never ran into this problem. Any insight would be appreciated.
I've set it up in typical motorhome. There's a use/store button on the coach that acts like an ignition off key. When I put it in store mode the radio shuts down like you were jumping out of a car normally.
I wired up a new plug for this atoto and the RV plug consists of 12 standard wires.
8 for speakers
Constant
Acc
Amp+
Ground
There's also a red and white rca jack connected to the red white sub outs on the deck going to a Sony XM-552HX
When I press and hold the off button on the head unit the screen turns off and almost all speakers shut off. The rear channel L&R stay audible but at a reduced volume level. I've traced back that when I unplug the rca jacks the sound stops coming out of the rear speakers.
Other than this everything seems to work normally.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.

My trunk has fallen victim to the penny pinched wiring harness design of the sedan trunk, where the wires are pinched and prone to fraying.
I'll either get a harness from the junkyard (already going for a bumper cover), buy new (apparently very cheap) or fix it up myself.
I really only want to know where the trunk wiring harness plugs into the main wiring harness and how much I need to remove. Anyone with experience fixing this can chime in?
Thanks!

Currently having a main relay/ fuel pump issue. I've checked the ground and power pins on the plug to the relay and everything seems fine. Sometimes fuel pump will prime and turn over fine. But after doing a pull, the next time i try to turn it on the fuel pump doesnt prime. So theres not start. I bypass the relay and the fuel pump turns on, but when i plug the relay back in, nothing. I will usually leave it for a day or two, and when I go to turn it on, the fuel pump primes. How exactly are are the wiring ran from the battery to ecu to relay, or battery to relay to ecu? I've tried reading diagrams but still confusing.

#define ENCODER_PAD_A { B5 } #define ENCODER_PAD_B { B0 } #define ENCODER_RESOLUTION 2 

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Hello there,
First and foremost i want to point out that i'm not an expert at all, i have used pfsense for 6 months or so, i then decided to switch to opnsense which i'm literally still learning how to use it,so i think i'm still on the newbie side, i hope it's not a problem i posted this thread also on the opnsense side, one thing i always found better about pfsense is the community being way more active and maybe this will be the thing that will make me jump back on pfsense, i want to specify that every little help will be amazing and really appreciated. I hope i won't trigger anybody if i misunderstand something or make any (newbie) mistake though post.
I know there are already a few of these posts, but as the title says, i'm trying to implement 2 opnsense firewalls (1 master 1 backup) with the 2 isp i have (1 Primary 1 backup), somehow there is not a single video tutorial or really detailed guide on how to achieve this.
As i read through different guides for carp or multiwan, i understood a few things, you gotta have at least 3 static ips, 1 for each WAN and 1 for the CARP interfaces, here i get the first doubt, as you can see in the diagram i have 2 ISP i know each has at least a static IP,(those are purely for example) i'm now wondering what would the 3 static ip for the carp? is it a virtual IP that i should choose?
as for the multiwan failover, if i configure a failver group as shown in many guides, once i implement the synconization between the 2 firewalls, will the multilan setup automatically work also on the backup firewall?
https://preview.redd.it/bhpr16dkvs1d1.png?width=952&format=png&auto=webp&s=77dc400e1fb6fcd3dee0ba51aed643ab2caa053d
*Also from many guides i saw that there should be 2 switches before the 2 firewalls, would it be the same with the integrated ethernet ports on the modem/router provided by the isps companies?
As for the wiring this up, i don't know if i get it right, but i have it this way ISP1 to port1 of both firewalls ISP2 to port2 of both firewalls CARP is the cable connecting both fws on port3 Port4 on both firewalls is for the lan going to the unmanaged switch is this right?
about the ip of my wan, is there any way to check if it is a single static ip available, or if it's a /29 subnet? Should i ask my isp? is there any chance in case i have a single ip, to ask the isp provider to change it and give a /29 subnet? (this part is not clear to me as you can see, and would appreciate someone to explain it to me, thank you.
I will really appreciate any help or anybody willing to give detailed information for newbies like me,
Thank you in advance for you time and help!
some article and guides i've already read: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/recipes/high-availability-multi-wan.html

Hi, HVAC tech here, installed a nest thermostat for a customer last week. 2 heat 2 cool with fan. No big deal to install. Started the system up, set up the nest step by step, went to system test mode. In system test mode nothing works. No fan, no heat, no cool. Double checked all wiring, checked for voltage at furnace terminals, the thermostat isn't closing contacts to call for cooling, fan, or heat. Power cycled all equipment a couple times, no change. Move R from Rh to Rc, no change. Ok, maybe it's bad right out of the box? Not common but it happens. Skipped past the test mode, put the system in cool, and voila the cooling system works great. Put it in fan only and then heat mode, works perfectly. I wasted an hour of my life stressing about having to uninstall this thing and reinstall the old stat, because test mode didn't actually test. WTF. Is there something I'm missing?

I have VISTA-15P and during some project work in the attic all wires got yanked from the FG-1625 sensor. I have red-black-green-yellow and not idea where to connect them on the glassbreak sensor. Is there a wiring diagram to show me what connects where on the VISTA-15P as far as this FG-1625 goes?
Many thanks

I am planning on installing 10kW of solar panels and 30kWh of battery backup using an EG4 18KV inverter.
The inverter manual lists several different wiring configuration options for connecting to the grid/main panel, but I'm having a hard time deciding which configuration I should go with.
Can anyone provide any more info on the variables and factors at play between these configurations that I should consider when making the decision?

I have an ancient Whirlpool LG5761XSW0 gas dryer that stopped heating yesterday. I tried all 3 settings [Timed, Automatic, Permanent Press] and no heat at all.
I took the back panel off and checked for continuity. The thermal fuse and cycling thermostat are both good. The only open circuit I found was right next to the thermostat, and I have no idea what it is. I tried looking at the diagram online and it confused me more.
https://www.appliancepartspros.com/bulkhead-parts-for-whirlpool-lg5761xsw0.html
If you speak diagram, maybe this can help?
Any idea what the White and Purple wires connect to?
https://imgur.com/a/QKpm8g7