Left my Vegas plugged in - whole thing died

[Bob Denman]

Originally Posted by JoeDS

Thanks for the input. I believe I found the problem. Defective fuse holder!! Last night I installed a jumper around the battery post on the solenoid as a stopgap to get me going on the trip. I checked again for voltage on the fuse where power is tapped from the battery side of the solenoid terminal (it apparently is the power source for the solenoid switching circuit). No voltage present. Removed the fuse and put the probe down to the clip in the fuse holder and voltage was present. It appears that the fuse socket is defective and wont allow the fuse to seat properly in the socket!

This is kind of like good news; isn't it?

[JoeDS]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

This is kind of like good news; isn't it?

Yes. It will be nice to be able to stay in the coach instead of a motel!

Found one other problem though. Heater quit working

[JoeDS]

Originally Posted by JoeDS

Yes. It will be nice to be able to stay in the coach instead of a motel!

Found one other problem though. Heater quit working

Update on heater. It frose up! Really strange event. I tried many many times over several days to get it to work. The bunner would try to light you could smell a little propane, the ign spark was firing except it would just shut down due to lack of ignition. Finally one day it got over 50 degrees and after several sputters it fired! Apparently somehow some mosture got in the gas line when they replaced my leaking propane tank. But who knows. Works now in time for my trip up north.