OK - We have determined that both the old and new Solenoids are both good and that it is most likely the 4 gang switch- any one have an idea on what part that is? The back of the switch does not have a part number and google has not been helpful. It is a 4 gang switch, 2 with 6 terminals and 2 with 2 terminals...
L-R, looks like DPDT, DPDT, SPST, SPST. All can be individually replaced for not a lot of money, as opposed to trying to find the entire array. (see last paragraph if you don't care what these actually are.. the geek in me tends to come out for such questions.)
You can replace any of these 4 if defective, not the whole bank (unless they are all fried- but can check each with a continiuty meter (VOM or ohm meter) They just snap into the base plate. Back cover can come off to reveal side clips on each switch.
DPDT (double pole, double throw) has 6 spades- center is common. For awning in-out, or other on-off-on application.
Note: if the DPDT returns to center by itself, probably a DPDT 'momentary', as you would use for an awning control, so you don't accidentally leave it on for extend or retract- tho my awning has an auto retract at the end of the extend cycle to take up slack- turns off automatically after a couple seconds.
I'd want a momentary DPDT for the awning anyways.
SPST (single pole, single throw) is just on-off. Usually breaks continuity on the B+ leg to the lamp/device.
You can find these individual switches in Amazon, or most any electrical supply, or even Walmart. Take old one with you for dimensional fitment. Nothing special about any of these- very common.
Some auto parts places have these as well. The guy at the counter might be able to test the whole array, and help diagnose any that are faulty. Advance auto is pretty good place to find such a person.
