Electrical problem - where to start?

[roncan1842@...]

I had a similar problem on a 35FC the problem was a 110V cord was caught under a swivel chair and the insulation had worn thru enough to cause a slight short, If you can feel it you have got a AC short some where, first check with a good voltmeter, then try turning off theAC breakers to locate which circuit is the problem. Good luck,

Ron Roberts

95PT40WB

In a message dated 4/4/2009 8:50:24 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bamnc@... writes:

Wayne, your skin is "hot" withd 120v ac and you should disconnect immediately until you find the problem.

Bruce Morris
Webmaster Wanderlodge Owners Online
83 FC35
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> Hi Everyone,
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> I have an electrical problem and I'm not sure where to begin. It seems my Bird will give you a small "shock" whenever you touch the outside of the bus (not wearing shoes of course). So if you are barefoot and try to open the doors, zap!. Needless to say the wife and kids do not care for this feature.
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> It's obvious I have a short somewhere, I'm just not sure where to start. I haven't made any electrical changes. Any suggestions on where to start? I have a EE background so I know a little about this area, just not sure how best to tackle this one.
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> Thanks!
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> Wayne
> 1985 PT-40
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