GFI Faults and interior light replacemts

[Stephen Birtles]

\the ballasts do not run hot
Stephen
dupreeproducts.com



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, GARY MINKER
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> Doublesided tape on a balast could be a fire hazard if the balast
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> --- On Mon, 1/5/09, Hugh Turner wrote:
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> From: Hugh Turner
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: GFI Faults and interior light replacemts
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, January 5, 2009, 6:10 AM
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> --- In WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com, "jcpryn"
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> Hello,
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> Helping a friend with his BB 84fc35' and out of the blue he started
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> getting immediate ground faults. We shut off all of the breakers and
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> still getting the fault. plugged the cord in by it's self and no
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> faults, but as soon as it's plugged into the BB the GFI trips.
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> John
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> John
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> Last year on a trip to MS 110vac worked fine on genset. When I got to
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> campground as soon as I plugged into their 50 amp shore power I got a
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> hot to neutral short did the simple things first. 1. Had campground
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> check their side 2. went through some of the checks you did 3. took
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> out the connection box to check it ok 4. called plant for help. When I
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> described the problem Jessie told me they had problems on the PT with
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> water and other stuff getting on the contacts The had a repair the did
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> to correct the problem told me he lets parts know I may need a switch
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> ($800 est). After aboout a 1/2 a day in MS in August I finally of
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> removing seat, carpeting and all the other stuff on top or around the
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> access plate was able to get the switch out. Once it was out the
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> safetline module was the of the problem it had shorted. I removed it
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> have not had any problems since, just make sure you have a way
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> (checklist, bright color cord, remove before flight streamer etc) to
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> remind you that you are on shore power before you pull out taking the
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> park power system with you. The red and yellow light are not the ones
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> I am talking about they get their input from the module I am talking
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> about. I do not know where is located it the FC itthe one you rotate
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> to select the input voltage good luck hope this works
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> Hugh Turner
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> 84 PT 40
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