[CaptainGizmo]

I am not sure a stuck lid is my issue,  I was easily able to move the lid with the manual knob but that did not cause the fan to  become responsive to the wall switch.  I do understand that if I switched the fan on and it would not close when shutting off that the lid could be stuck open but my fan was off and during the night opened and started without any prompting from me, and then was unresponsive to the wall switch and still is.  I think it’s more of an electrical issue than a mechanical one.  I have not had time to troubleshoot since returning home but will for sure investigate a possible servo issue.

Doug,

I had a few more minutes to re-read your OP. Yesterday, my mind was spinning a bit more than usual...so looking again, if it was MY coach I'd blame Alexa's stupid "Hunches" which caused us months of middle of the night duress as things would come on and off!  LOL...not so LOL.

But, my sticky servo thoughts may not be as relevant to your problem/description given the fact your fan come ON randomly. I was zoned in on it not responding to the Spyder buttons; hence my thought of nudging the lid motor.

I DO know, and something I have to do routinely, is Spyder CAN get out of sync...aka off becomes on, or on becomes unresponsive. I've solved this one of two ways: 1. Pressing and Holding the button in question for 15 seconds. This causes a forced re-sync. or 2. Rebooting the entire Spyder system by pulling fuses 610, 611, 612, and 624 for 30 seconds, then reinsert (order doesn't matter).

HTH