Re: how can I bypass or remove the LVD ??
Posted: December 9th, 2015, 9:47 pm
Meeting on the beach sounds great. Been thinking a Chinook get-together would be fun, why not St. Tropez!
On my '99, this circuit is as follows:
Circuit #1, 15 amp fuse, 14 gauge brown wire. This powers the following:
1) Fluorescent lights mounted to underside of cabinets
2) Cabinet/closet door rope lights (open when cabinet doors open)
3) Valance lights (behind valance by window blinds)
4) Bathroom fan/vent/light
5) Porch/awning/dump lights, step light, handle light.
So, do the other things on that circuit work? On my rig all of the above are powered by the circuit with the brown wire. I noted that it was the first one on my original power box.
I don't have any other switches on mine. Just (in my year) the three switches that are on the mini wall next to the bathroom door (I see later they moved them to over the closet side). One of the switches is for light by the dump valves, and the other two are for the entry light, lighted entry handle, and lights on step, plus the porch light under the awning.Concourse St Tropez wrote: On a other subject..the light under the awning and the rear outside are not functioning, is it only the switches near the exit or are there some other hidden switches ?
On my '99, this circuit is as follows:
Circuit #1, 15 amp fuse, 14 gauge brown wire. This powers the following:
1) Fluorescent lights mounted to underside of cabinets
2) Cabinet/closet door rope lights (open when cabinet doors open)
3) Valance lights (behind valance by window blinds)
4) Bathroom fan/vent/light
5) Porch/awning/dump lights, step light, handle light.
So, do the other things on that circuit work? On my rig all of the above are powered by the circuit with the brown wire. I noted that it was the first one on my original power box.