Where's the Fuse

[Grizwald2]

Hi gang been trying to get all the mods done. boy it's hot today. Need help. I was screwing the 7Way plug recepticle to the new pin box and arced the main 12v in to ground. Broke out the test light and sure enough... no power. Anybody have a clue where that particular fuse lives? I cant find it. I guess its better to have to craw all over the new rig and fimilurize yourself with everything while its in front of the house!


Its the big black wire hooked to what I think is a circuit breaker. Zapped it on the trailer side. Now I need to know where it goes. Its not in the outside converter storage area. Anybody have a clue?

Griz

[Grizwald2]

Hi gang been trying to get all the mods done. boy it's hot today. Need help. I was screwing the 7Way plug recepticle to the new pin box and arced the main 12v in to ground. Broke out the test light and sure enough... no power. Anybody have a clue where that particular fuse lives? I cant find it. I guess its better to have to craw all over the new rig and fimilurize yourself with everything while its in front of the house!


Its the big black wire hooked to what I think is a circuit breaker. Zapped it on the trailer side. Now I need to know where it goes. Its not in the outside converter storage area. Anybody have a clue?

Griz

[Grizwald2]

Found it. Nice of them to hide those two 30 Amp fuses on the side of the battery box where you have to remove those stupid battery box covers and darn near crawl in that compartment to get to them!! Another reason to put the 6V batts in there and a dedicated fuse block you can actually see!!

Griz

[Hoverbug]

Ain't this stuff fun? Griz you have 2 civilian 7.5 amp fuses in that picture. Tell those Marines "Dress Right Dress"!

[Grizwald2]

HB How dare they. Time to take um to the pit!!

[WWFan]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Griz you have 2 civilian 7.5 amp fuses in that picture </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Yiiikes!! Darn them fuses...that installer musta been told to insert these daggone "S.L" type fuses...

Glad we got the military folk to set 'em straight!