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Topic: Electrics shorting
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02/3/2011 at 7:12pm
Location: Leicestershire Outfit: Triango Lifestyle
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Hi, Our electrics keep shorting when we try and use the leisure battery, they are fine on electric but as soon as we try the battery they short out. We have a new battery so don't think that the problem.
Has anyone any ideas. Thanks in advance
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02/3/2011 at 7:13pm
Location: Leicestershire Outfit: Triango Lifestyle
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Forgot to mention we have a Triango folding camper
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02/3/2011 at 7:32pm
Location: notts Outfit: conway cardinal clubman
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sounds like it's shorting to earth
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03/3/2011 at 5:15pm
Location: Humberside Outfit: Pennine Pullman
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Save yourself a lot of trouble and time, get a "sparky" to check it out. Jock
PS may sound daft is the battery connected right + to + and - to - ???
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04/3/2011 at 5:43pm
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Alaina22, I'm normally good with electrics, but when I fitted our battery, no light, no pump,and no wall sockets (12v) told my wife it wouldn't take long to fix, (clever me), out came my circit tester and "walla"after 3hrs, no light,no pump and no sockets, took it to a "sparky" 30min and a fiver, job done, something to do with the wiring that charges the battery when on the move. Jock
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