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  1. I called Freightliner and they sent a wiring diagram and told me that the module should be up front outside on the firewall. He described what it should look like. He also said that Coachman could have put elsewhere. Going to hunt under dash next that should be fun as I'm not as spry as I was anymore. The problem I'm chasing is I lost marker lights and directionals when I plugged in the toad. They worked as they should then everything went out and here we are. I thought gassers were complected-- welcome to the world of DP'S.


  2. On April 17, 2016 at 7:14 PM, wolfe10 said:

    I agree not to leave a wire live, but if you disconnect at the breaker and at the GFI, it will not be live.

     

    24 minutes ago, Jrock said:

     

    I know it won't be live but if I don't find where it runs it will drive me nuts till I find out 

    FOUND IT Wolfe 10 I saw a comment you made on a post back in Feb about checking the inverter that was it circuit goes from panel to inverter then feeds the GFI in the bath 


  3. On April 17, 2016 at 11:05 AM, Jrock said:

    Wife was using hair dryer in bedroom on 2004 Sportcoach Elite and lost power. GFI was dead but breaker feeding OK.  Seems to have loose connection some place from bk to gfi.

    I am an electrician and the problem I am having is I think there is something ahead of gfi I can't find. I need a wiring layout if there is on available

     

    On April 17, 2016 at 7:14 PM, wolfe10 said:

    I agree not to leave a wire live, but if you disconnect at the breaker and at the GFI, it will not be live.

    I know it won't be live but if I don't find where it runs it will drive me nuts till I find out 


  4. 3 hours ago, rossboyer said:

    So many manufacturers use the crimp back outlets.  You may find many of these between the GFI and the circuit breaker box.  You may find that one of the crimps has cut the wire or the load has caused the connection to burn the wire, breaking the circuit. The GFI circuit in my coach has a total of 17 outlets.  Different manufacturer, but not what I would call code; but I don't think the code for residential applies to RVs.

    You would think that for what they get for these coaches new they would use better quality parts.


  5. 1 hour ago, ObedB said:

    An electrician needs help!!!  How are the manufacturers helping us to enjoy an expensive past time? We. Need some standards that all techs can deal with and some adventurous owners.?

    I tried all the tricks I know I think I have something maybe in the storage bay that is hiding when I  feed the gfi all outlets come back on

    It's definitely between the breaker and the gfi. I'll  have to go rooting around and see what I find.

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