Haunted kwikee step
Hi All, Our Kwikee step on a 1998 Monaco Dynasty has been working fine and the other day, wouldn't retract. I checked the fuse, which was ok, and the general connections and all appeared ok. As we w...
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Once it's up, you could pull the fuse to keep it from operating more (assuming you have a fuse and not, say, a self-resetting circuit breaker).
A bad ground is a reasonable guess for the cause of any bizarre 12V electrical problem that seems to defy common sense explanation. A loose wire on one of the activation switches may be another explanation, but I'd check the grounds first. If you don't have a fuse to pull while working on it, you can disconnect the appropriate battery to ensure it doesn't have power (often that's the chassis battery, but not always).
A bad ground is a reasonable guess for the cause of any bizarre 12V electrical problem that seems to defy common sense explanation. A loose wire on one of the activation switches may be another explanation, but I'd check the grounds first. If you don't have a fuse to pull while working on it, you can disconnect the appropriate battery to ensure it doesn't have power (often that's the chassis battery, but not always).
