main isolator switch
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main isolator switch
hi guys , just back from 2 days away , had a few problems , trying a few things out , 3 switches under oven , 1 being isolator switch , they all switch off but the main isolator switch wont go back up , other 2 do , what do I do , I see next to it is another on/off switch , off at present should that be on , had no hot water , and the toilet push turn switch wont flush the loo , help , I'm stuck , anybody give advise etc . many thanks
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Re: main isolator switch
What model Auto-sleeper have you, no model listed in your profile?
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Re: main isolator switch
im sorry , its a 2005 duetto
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Re: main isolator switch
Hi
Let’s make sure we’re talking about the right switch first. Sounds like the RCD to me if so it should have a “Test” button on the front (a picture would be good just to be sure).
If it is the RCD there are two possibilities, either the RCD switch itself is faulty of something in the van is leaking current to earth. The RCD detects when the out of the mains isn’t the same as the current coming back and that means that current is going somewhere it shouldn’t.
Firstly switch everything off and unplug the van from the mains. If the switch still won’t switch on in almost certainly just a faulty switch.
If it’s OK and switches off again when you reconnect the supply it could still be a faulty RCD (switching off to early) or more likely there is another fault on the van.
Brod
mike sinden wrote:3 switches under oven, 1 being isolator switch, they all switch off but the main isolator switch wont go back up, other 2 do
Let’s make sure we’re talking about the right switch first. Sounds like the RCD to me if so it should have a “Test” button on the front (a picture would be good just to be sure).
If it is the RCD there are two possibilities, either the RCD switch itself is faulty of something in the van is leaking current to earth. The RCD detects when the out of the mains isn’t the same as the current coming back and that means that current is going somewhere it shouldn’t.
Firstly switch everything off and unplug the van from the mains. If the switch still won’t switch on in almost certainly just a faulty switch.
If it’s OK and switches off again when you reconnect the supply it could still be a faulty RCD (switching off to early) or more likely there is another fault on the van.
Brod
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