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Balrgn

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Posts:805

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Southern NH

02/27/2007 3:32 PM
Rats! Got a blown/blowing DC fuse. Goes to the control panel. Odd, did not have an issue when I put it up for the winter... The only odd thing was the shore power light was on ALL the time. Looks like I have some disassembly. Fuse goes to the panel and the water pump....

1977 Argosy 20 454 V8 Gas Southern NH Maintenance Analyst www.balrgn.com

Balrgn

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Posts:805

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Southern NH

02/27/2007 4:23 PM
Removed the panel, nothing there that would cause a short. Tested the fuse block. Terminal goes to ground.

1977 Argosy 20 454 V8 Gas Southern NH Maintenance Analyst www.balrgn.com

argy

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Posts:3

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San Diego

02/27/2007 10:38 PM
I had a similar problem with that circuit in my 77 20 ftr. The ground was the wire to the light in the drivers side power cord compartment. The ground was intermittant. I was convinced the problem was in the fuse panel. Getting things in out of that compartment or road vibration probably caused it from time to time. Good luck. Good Luck!

Keith Talmadge 77 Argosy 20

Balrgn

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Southern NH

02/28/2007 3:58 PM
This is going to be fun to find. No issued with any of the lights, Water pump does not operated from the panel. have to look into that as time allows.

1977 Argosy 20 454 V8 Gas Southern NH Maintenance Analyst www.balrgn.com