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BB_TX · 10-22-2021, 08:12 AM

The blown fuse LEDs are wired in parallel to the associated fuses. So, in theory, the LED cannot illuminate as long as the fuse is good since the fuse acts like a wire bypassing the LED. Try pulling the fuse and reinserting it several times. Possibly have a poor connection in that fuse holder. It should be fairly tight when inserting. Is that fuse labeled as to what it serves?

And I agree with checking all wire connections, with power disconnected of course. I checked all my AC hot, neutral, 12 vdc positive, and ground connections and found several screws that were not properly tightened.

10-22-2021, 08:12 AM	#3
BB_TX Montana Master Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: McKinney Posts: 7,202 M.O.C. #6433	The blown fuse LEDs are wired in parallel to the associated fuses. So, in theory, the LED cannot illuminate as long as the fuse is good since the fuse acts like a wire bypassing the LED. Try pulling the fuse and reinserting it several times. Possibly have a poor connection in that fuse holder. It should be fairly tight when inserting. Is that fuse labeled as to what it serves? And I agree with checking all wire connections, with power disconnected of course. I checked all my AC hot, neutral, 12 vdc positive, and ground connections and found several screws that were not properly tightened. __________________ Bill & Patricia Riley, our Golden 2007 3075RL (recently sold, currently without)