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Originally Posted by bfezel
Sue,
Not sure that I can help solve yopur problem, but can share a similar experience and my solution. My problem was in the radio circuit which kept blowing fuses intermittently (which is the worst kind of problem). After eliminating all the obvious problems the only conclusion was that there was a short in the hot wire to the radio. I traced and examined it in all the accessible places. It was literally impossible to trace it all the way without taking a chain saw to the walls. I finally ran a new wire from the converter panel to the radio and have had zero problems since. Some wiring in the TM is impossible to access for inspection.
Bill
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Another Bill! Thanks. Don't think it would be the radio wire because we hadn't turned the radio on when both of these things happened. Since then I have played the radio and also a tape and nothing happened (it must run to those plugs? and I just didn't try to turn it on when the breaker was tripped). But, I guess that's what the elec. meant when he almost said the same thing about it being impossible to trace it all the way without taking a chain saw to the walls! I think he's used to working on regular rvs with paneling on the walls (he mentioned that several times that he would just be able to pop or cut into the paneling to fix electrical problems. Geez this is getting difficult!