It's official, 1984 FC35SB, now what?

[Keith Strehle]

Thanks, I think the first thing is to get some clear weather, then
get it plugged into shore power. I did rotate the switch but I think
I still only had power to leg one. I'll check again. Are there any
of the old household type screw in fuses on these buses?

I know I'll get this all sorted out sooner or later...

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, krminyl@... wrote:
>
> Make sure your large shore power/generator rotary switch is
switched to the
> correct position (Off, 30a, 50a, Gen). My switch is accessible via
a lift-up
> door (about 4"x6") on the floor, just to the right (if sitting in
the seat)
> of the front passenger seat. Not sure of the location on a FC.
Check your
> overhead AC meters which will indicate AC voltage...make sure all
of your 110v
> circuit breakers are on...one of them is for the AC meters, so
make sure, in
> particular, that it isn't tripped.
>
> It will get better once you learn all the little tricks...believe
me...we
> were all there once, too.
>
> Kevin McKeown
> Yorba Linda, CA
> 1986 38' PT
>


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