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07-27-2017 01:57 PM
I have a 240 Sundancer and would like to know why you cant switch the rocker switches in the DC control panel,
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07-27-2017 02:02 PM
Which year?
Is the question about how to remove and replace the rocker switches? Which DC control panel?
Is the question about how to remove and replace the rocker switches? Which DC control panel?
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07-27-2017 02:08 PM
For your 2004DA is the question about removing the helm rocker switches?
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07-27-2017 02:47 PM
Hey, thanks for your response. No, all of the switches on the dc panel seem to be frozen in the on position. You cant switch them off..
I saw a post quite awhile ago that explained why that is the case, but I'm old and cant remember.
I saw a post quite awhile ago that explained why that is the case, but I'm old and cant remember.
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07-28-2017 04:16 AM
Please post an image of the DC panel.
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07-28-2017 04:24 AM
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07-28-2017 08:56 AM
Leon -
A drawing of the panel is attached. It is located in the compartment below the cockpit sink.
Just unscrew the DC panel from the surface and get the MFG + MFG P/N markings from the body.
FWIW, it seems very unusual to me that all breakers would fail as-described in a dry environment. Has water been dripping on those parts?
A drawing of the panel is attached. It is located in the compartment below the cockpit sink.
Just unscrew the DC panel from the surface and get the MFG + MFG P/N markings from the body.
FWIW, it seems very unusual to me that all breakers would fail as-described in a dry environment. Has water been dripping on those parts?
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