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Old 05-13-2010, 01:13 AM   #1
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Default propane gas detector

My propane gas detector would only work when I had the main switch down in the battery mode.

It turns out, the factory wired it to the battery side of the switch (the switch & the detector are next to each other in the dinette bench).

I ran a 14 ga. wire across the underside of the floor in a waterproof conduit from the detector to the 12 volt fuse block (next to the convertor) with a 3 amp fuse

Now the propane detector works on 110 volt park power or 12 volt battery power

Les 97 21' Towlite
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