My Electric System - Am I going to die?
Travel Trailer: 1983 Man-O-War 15' Where the 120V AC 30amp comes inside (driver side): Converter Close Up (passenger side, front corner): Input Current - 3.75 Amps AC Input Voltage - 1...
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First post, new RV'er and electrical engineer.
Looks like each wire in that bundle is wired to the fuse block. Therefore the flipped up fuse is doing nothing. I would remove those loose wires so they don't short against anything important. I suspect once you unscrew the loose wires that fuse block will only have connections on one side...meaning its not in use.
The paneling wear looks like mechanical abrasion and not overheating.
Don't use that fuse block because it will be flaky and/or get hot. If it turns out something is running thru it then get it replaced soon.
Looks like each wire in that bundle is wired to the fuse block. Therefore the flipped up fuse is doing nothing. I would remove those loose wires so they don't short against anything important. I suspect once you unscrew the loose wires that fuse block will only have connections on one side...meaning its not in use.
The paneling wear looks like mechanical abrasion and not overheating.
Don't use that fuse block because it will be flaky and/or get hot. If it turns out something is running thru it then get it replaced soon.
