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Old 10-06-2021, 08:30 AM   #1
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Sunseeker 2860DS Control Monitor Issue

I have a Sunseeker 2860, 2016 and the control monitor panel went dead. This is the panel that displays fluid levels, controls for gas/electric water heater, water pump, etc. /checked fuses and one was blown, replaced it but monitor is still dead. What should my next step be? Have to be back on the road by 20 Oct 2021. Thanks for your help. I can be reached at djmall07@hotmail.com
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Lots of different wiring designs in lots of different RV's. Most are simple electrical circuits, so use normal electrical troubleshooting methods.

After replacing a blown fuse you may find the new fuse blown. The normal procedure is to find the cause of the blown fuse first, then replace the fuse.

Loose connectors on the fuse panel, the control panel, or sensors
Worn or burned spots on insulation
Defective switch on panel
Defective device connected to panel
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Did you find the cause?
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