Thanks for that info; since you have the power recline on your Thomas Payne recliner, the correct replacement heating pad is the following:
- Replacement 29-Volt Seat Heating Pad for Thomas Payne Seismic Series RV Couches and Chairs # 674864 view full answer...
You will have to go from the side or underneath. Then you can unplug and remove the old pad and replace it with the Replacement 29-Volt Seat Heating Pad for Thomas Payne Seismic Series RV Couches and Chairs # 674864.
If you need to replace the entire kit you can use the Replacement Seat Heater Kit for Thomas Payne RV Furniture # 195-000113 view full answer...
You can get a replacement heating element for your Thomas Payne sofa, with the right one depending on if your sofa has the power recline function or not.
- Without Power Recline Function: Replacement 12 Volt Seat Heating Pad for Thomas Payne RV Theatre Seating # LC38UD
- With Power Recline Function: Replacement 29-Volt Seat Heating Pad for Thomas Payne Seismic Series RV Couches and Chairs # 674864
These both include the wiring harness that you'd plug in to replace your current bad element. view full answer...
I apologize for your issues with your heating pads! The Replacement 12 Volt Seat Heating Pad for Thomas Payne RV Theatre Seating # LC38UD is the same pad as the 354491. The 354491 is the Lippert part number and the # LC38UD is the part number here at etrailer. This heating pad is the direct replacement for Lippert Thomas Payne theater seating only.
The only other option we carry as far as heating pads is the Replacement 29-Volt Seat Heating Pad for Thomas Payne Seismic Series RV Couches... view full answer...
I did some looking around, and for the bed, the closest I was able to find was the Mattress Cover for etrailer eDream RV Bunk Bed Mattresses # e83VR which measures 73" long, 33" wide, and 5" tall. view full answer...
I actually have a friend that has the now discontinued Thomas Payne Euro RV Recliner 195-000033 and we haven't had that problem at all. The cracking/pealing issue is just a lack of cleaning and conditioning of the leather. It always comes down to how well you care for the leather. I see it all the time in cars and trucks because they get SO HOT in the summer and EXTREMELY cold in the winter. RV furniture is the same way. I takes a little more damage than your furniture at home just because... view full answer...
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