DP weird design "feature"?
This may or may not be interesting, but it happened yesterday to me and I am borderline astounded. We have a 40' Fleetwood DP. We have had it for quite a while and yesterday I had to do some wo...
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wa8yxm wrote:dougrainer wrote:
IF you actually knew what your talking about. There are 2 versions. Older had only a Circuit breaker. newer versions have both the ON/OFF switch AND a Circuit breaker. Some have the combo On/Off-Circuit breaker. Doug
The OP said he'd had that unit for a while.. Indicating it's an older one.. and yes the circuit breaker is also the on/off switch.
Looks like a switch. in fact I'd swear it was a switch, not a breaker, based on it's design.. You will notice I did not say it was a Circuit breaker.
I SAID THE WIRING DIAGRAM SAYS IT'S A CIRCUIT BREAKER.
Atwood says it is. Not me.. And yes I do know what I'm talking about for I had one myself. It failed. I had to figure out why. (Did too, after all the problem was electronic and that's what I do).
This is what the OP stated.
"The 12VDCcomes into each of those switches, through a circuit breaker, and to the heater relay"
SWITCH then CB then RELAY. As I stated, you know nothing except what you try to find on the Internet. There are various schematics for both Atwood and Suburban depending on the year and various models. YOU always fail to understand that. Doug
