Circuit finder

[amweath]

In my drawings (85 PT36) a curcuit breaker is shown in the right hand
front load center, above the occational table.

Art Weatherly
Riverside Ca
'85 PT36



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Pete Masterson
wrote:
>
> If anybody attending the SWBB Rally in Buelton next week has a
> circuit finder (tool) and can bring it along it would be
appreciated.
> (My wife has objected to me buying one <sigh>. -- But then, she
> objects to me buying any tools...)
>
> The circuit that serves the passenger seat controls is dead --
and
> I've been unable to find any loose wires or blown fuses or any
other
> evidence of an open circuit. Of course, the wiring diagrams I
have
> don't have anything helpful, like a listing for the passenger seat
or
> any indication where the circuit might run -- or even what fuse
> serves it.
>
> In the meantime, I've wired up a temporary plug for the cigarette
> lighter, so my wife can adjust her seat ... but it's a little
> inconvenient having a wire dangling across to the lighter from
the
> passenger seat.
>
> Since the seat seems to operate normally with this temporary
wiring
> solution, it seems like the original circuit may have simply had
> something come apart somewhere, rather than a more serious
problem,
> like a short...
>
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