My steps are working. Jeff, half of the team who installed my converter, came to the rescue and found another fuse that was blown located under the hood by the batteries. Now if the steps stop working again, I know where to check. Also, fuses are inexpensive and I have them ranging from 10 to 30 amps just in case. You might want to check your own supply and have them available.
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Another fuse
My steps are working. Jeff, half of the team who installed my converter, came to the rescue and found another fuse that was blown located under the hood by the batteries. Now if the steps stop working again, I know where to check. Also, fuses are inexpensive and I have them ranging from 10 to 30 amps just in case. You might want to check your own supply and have them available.
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A lot of RV's such as my own have fuses in different places and you should a spare for each if at all possible. Don't forget the 5 amp for the radio! Usually under the dash.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder. I have fuses for every possibility. In fact, I have so many different types of fuses, the guys in the shop are jealous (kidding).
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