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Old 09-10-2009, 10:10 AM   #1
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Question Electrical Gremlin 2000 SeaBreeze 1331

The roof harness from my circuit board goes up and passes through the automatic Fantastic Fan opening (around the outside of the insert). There is an end of a connector in the hole leading out of the opening which has the wires for the fan coming out of it. [ I have checked the circuit board and there is power entering each of the roof harness wires.]

The corner of the fan opening where the wires exit the opening and the connector is located is where the auto opening motor is located. I believe that the vibration from the motor may have disrupted the power line for the fan and the front air conditioner since they apparently use the same 12V line.

I haven't opened up the hole enough to get the connector loose but it is the next step in the tracing.

I was just wondering if anyone else has encountered this problem?
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Old 09-23-2009, 03:39 PM   #2
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Well, I found the problem. The 12V line goes to the rear and comes up first to the rear a/c. The line (orange wire) was cut to add the rear a/c line and crimped poorly by the factory so that the wire going forward to the fantastic fan and front a/c pulled out of the connector. Had the installer checked the crimp by pulling on it, I doubt that the problem would have ever occurred. At least all of the wiring is accessible from inside the coach by removing the a/c filter grids. I redid all of the connections of the 12V line in all three places and checked the other wiring connectors while they were accessible.
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