Date:         Thu, 27 May 2004 10:52:55 -0700
Reply-To:     Galleons Lap Photo <glphoto@ATTGLOBAL.NET>
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From:         Galleons Lap Photo <glphoto@ATTGLOBAL.NET>
Subject:      Re: I found a "Mystery Switch" ...
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>Date:    Sun, 23 May 2004 21:01:52 -0700
>From:    Bob Elliott <bobe@WEBTIDE.NET>
>Subject: Re: I found a "Mystery Switch" ...
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>As for the Battery/Water Level guage on the stove ... I've had the panel
>off and there doesn't seem to be anything missing from the circuit board
>and only the LEDs pop through the face plate. All the LEDs are solid and
>secure on the circuit board and there doesn't seem to be a "switch"
>anywhere on the board. Would you be so kind as to point me a little more
>directly at the location of this "switch" ... TIA
>
>P.S. picture, pointing and loud talking are always helpful for me ;)

Sounds like my setup.  I have an '80 westy.  There is no switch
on the front of the panel with the LEDs, but there is an LED in
the centre where other people have a tiny switch.  I have two
bundles of wires that snake through the cabinet under the sink.
Each bundle has a male-female plug connector aprox. half way in
the visible part.   They look similar (but bigger) to the power
plugs on the *inside* of a computer (ie from the power source to
the HD).  When storing the van for any time more than 2 weeks or
so, I need to reach in and unplug the two sets of connectors.
One set is literally behind the sink.  I had a heck of time
finding it the first time - I had a bundle of wires that ended
in a plug, and I couldn't find the other matching plug for the
longest time.  If yours is like mine, look for under the sink.

>peace
>
>be
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