My multimeter is telling me that the 12v outlet in my 5th wheel bedroom putting out way too much voltage for about 2 seconds and them drops to the normal 12v. It's cooking any 12v device I plug into it. I have checked the socket and tried a new one s...
I started my Onan 5500 for the first time in a while and it ran great (sounded good) for about 1-2 minutes and then randomly turned off and would not start again. Any ideas for me? Cheers!Pictures Here:https://www.flickr.com/photos/126704313@N08/sets...
I need to raise the rear bed in my weekend warrior 38' to fit my prerunner. The bed is currently 71" from the floor when fully in the upright position and locked. This leaves approx 4 feet of room between the roof and the bed which is considerable an...
the wires from the geni to the fuel pump were producing more than 12v. Thus I simply wired the fuel pump to the batteries direct with a wireless switch in the trailer to turn on and off before/after starting. I was not interested in troubleshooting t...
I am not using utility power. only battery power with my generator off. brand new batteries. I have the IOTA Engineering DLS-30. Again, all other 12v outlets work fine.
Thanks for the auto-range idea. that could be the cause of the short overload reading in the beginning. My FLIR meter has the ability to set the range static which I will try. Thanks Ramen, I will plan to disconnect everything and tone the line to se...
what I mean by smoking is simply it burns up and 12v item I plug into the outlet. I am a computer engineer and quite capable with a multimeter. It should not be producing an overload when connected. It is clear to me that the outlet is getting to muc...
Upon connecting the multimeter, I get a 20v "overload" spike and then 1 second later drops to 12.8v. The batteries are new and all other 12v outlets work normally. It is just this one in the master bedroom that is smoking whatever I plug into it. I'm...
