Flickering interior lights - Problem Solved!
I'm the person who posted a couple days ago about loosing all 12v in my unit. Now, I have another 12v question. Occasionally my interior lights will flicker. This includes incandescent and florescent ...
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Joebedford RIGHT ON! :)
Neutering the converter is an excellent troubleshooting tip.
It may be a good idea to disconnect ALL RIGS whether they have a problem or not and access the wiring inside the breaker panel. Tighten every single screw with a correct size screwdriver. Check for overheated wire ends. How many accounts of this loose wire syndrome have I read on this forum? Way and far gone too many.
Do the check and maintenance work BEFORE it screws up a trip. How hard can this simple maintenence chore be? Can you be trusted with a screwdriver?
DISCONNECT SHORE POWER AND SHUT DOWN AN INVERTER IF YOU HAVE ONE.
Neutering the converter is an excellent troubleshooting tip.
It may be a good idea to disconnect ALL RIGS whether they have a problem or not and access the wiring inside the breaker panel. Tighten every single screw with a correct size screwdriver. Check for overheated wire ends. How many accounts of this loose wire syndrome have I read on this forum? Way and far gone too many.
Do the check and maintenance work BEFORE it screws up a trip. How hard can this simple maintenence chore be? Can you be trusted with a screwdriver?
DISCONNECT SHORE POWER AND SHUT DOWN AN INVERTER IF YOU HAVE ONE.
