Fuse Blows on Bedroom Light Circuit
Hi Everyone, My trailer is a 2012 Denali 265RL. About 4 years ago, when I would park in a new location, the 15 amp fuse on the Bedroom circuit would be blown when I got into the trailer. It was annoy...
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You can test using an ohm meter.
Go to mid point of what you think is the center of the circuit. Cut it open there. Test from the fuse panel to see if positive is showing resistance. Take lamps out for good reading.
Are there separate switches on the light fixtures? Make sure they are off for first test, then turn on and see if reading changes. this should isolate area of problem.
Is there a vent in area? If so that could have been wired for fan. Can check by removing garnish. Wires are usually tucked in ceiling.
Go to mid point of what you think is the center of the circuit. Cut it open there. Test from the fuse panel to see if positive is showing resistance. Take lamps out for good reading.
Are there separate switches on the light fixtures? Make sure they are off for first test, then turn on and see if reading changes. this should isolate area of problem.
Is there a vent in area? If so that could have been wired for fan. Can check by removing garnish. Wires are usually tucked in ceiling.
