Electric jack blowing fuse
Picked up my new Jayco Jay Flight 23mbh yesterday and got home and could not unhitch because the electric jack wasn't working. It had blown the 30 amp fuse. Even when we replaced the fuse, the light ...
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I bought a new Starcraft in February. I've found a couple of areas where the manufacturing was done poorly and caused wires to fray / strip and start blowing fuses. The first was the wiring to the water pump that some wizard decided to place directly under the metal frame of the furnace. After about a thousand miles on the road the fuse frayed, and every time I turned on the water pump - pop!
The second place was on the electric awning where some wires were sticking out of the track they should have been and rubbed raw and exposed - so the awning was stuck deployed. Luckily, I found the problem and fixed it with about 6 inches of electrical tape and put the wires back into place.
You might be experiencing something like this as you have a new trailer.
The second place was on the electric awning where some wires were sticking out of the track they should have been and rubbed raw and exposed - so the awning was stuck deployed. Luckily, I found the problem and fixed it with about 6 inches of electrical tape and put the wires back into place.
You might be experiencing something like this as you have a new trailer.
