Water pump problem

[Keith Strehle]

Haven't seen anything that fits that description? But there are some
small barrel shaped gadgets near the fuse panels. I'm gonna drag ou
the books and have a look.

Thanks again,
Keith 84FC

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Pete Masterson
wrote:
>
> The circuit breakers (on my coach) look like little oblong metal
> boxes with a little metal tab sticking out of a slot. I presume
that
> the tripped breaker will have the tab stick out more (so it can be
> pushed in to reset). They are in the same fuse holders as the
regular
> fuses and have the same dual blade "plug" that goes in the fuse
> socket like the regular fuses, although they're physically larger.
I
> have an electrical panel with a gazillion fuses and breakers behind
a
> panel on the front of the coach. (Open from outside.) and on a
panel
> in the back closet (over the engine) that's nearly inaccessible/
> invisible. There may be another panel somewhere that I haven't
seen/
> found yet.
>
> Circuit breakers are used on circuits that might be expected to
have
> brief overdraws where an automatic reset is desirable. It avoids
> having a "normal" situation force having to replace a fuse
> unnecessarily.
>
> I note that some after market installations also include a fuse
> holder with the appliance (e.g. the new variable speed pump I
> recently installed). Those are usually fairly near the appliance
in
> an 'inline' fuse holder.
>
> Pete Masterson
> aeonix1@...
> '95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42'
> El Sobrante, CA
>
>
>
>
> On Mar 7, 2007, at 4:00 PM, Keith Strehle wrote:
>
> > The water stops completely. Just for 30 seconds or so and the
pump
> > starts again. I'm a little baffled by the 12 volt circuit
breakers?
> > I have no idea what they look like? Wouldn't his normally be a
fuse
> > protected circuit?
>
>
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