1997 Kodiak 22+2 Fiver - power control panel
I have a 1997 Kodiak 22+2 Five. The power control panel is all combined 120V breakers, 6V fuses AGC type, and transformer charger. I have owned it for 5 years, and has always been a pain and litera...
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On your existing unit, I would tend to suspect a bad or a loose connection somewhere rather than a failed component in as much as giving it a thump makes it work. That sounds like a mechanical problem rather than an electronic one as such (although at their heart pretty much all electronic problems are mechanical, if you want to get pedantic enough). Sketching out the circuit, analyzing it to figure out how it is intended to work so much as possible, and then figuring out where things are stopping working might help track down the problem area...though it could be just as productive to make sure all the connections are tight and all the solder joints look solid and not cold and not cracked and so forth.
On your existing unit, I would tend to suspect a bad or a loose connection somewhere rather than a failed component in as much as giving it a thump makes it work. That sounds like a mechanical problem rather than an electronic one as such (although at their heart pretty much all electronic problems are mechanical, if you want to get pedantic enough). Sketching out the circuit, analyzing it to figure out how it is intended to work so much as possible, and then figuring out where things are stopping working might help track down the problem area...though it could be just as productive to make sure all the connections are tight and all the solder joints look solid and not cold and not cracked and so forth.
