LP Detector electrical question.
We just bought an OLD class C and have been working on all of the systems to bring it back to life. One thing I know is that the house battery is dead, kaput, shot. But when we checked the breaker b...
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Trails And Tails wrote:
But why did pulling an AC fuse make it quit chirping? I just don't see the connection (no pun). I guess I didn't elaborate on that. This fuse also controls the entire AC system on that side of the RV. Without the fuse, none of the outlets on that side are hot which was the reason we even looked in the panel box to start with.
Were you plugged into shore power?
If you were the fuse was probably getting low 12V power from the converter or Inverter which ever you have.
Fuse in place the power passes from one side to the other then the monitor as long the fuse isn't broken. Fuse out no way for power to get from one side to the other to the monitor.
Is the monitor powered by 12V or has a house AC monitor been installed?
Or the AC fuse powers the converter or Inverter. To give the monitor power.
