Reversing camera signal fail message
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Reversing camera signal fail message
I have a 2013 Autosleeper Devon (Devon being the name for a Marquis badge of an Autosleeper Stanton). Reverse camera has now this message 'Signal Fail' and is useless. There appears to be no means of access to the camera or the wiring. I haven't had any success with a very good Motorhome repairer who had no joy either in spite of contact with Autosleeper. I am now faced with doing without it, expensive replacement (mainly labour), or holes being made in the outer skin to access the camera itself.
Has anybody had the same problem
Has anybody had the same problem
andie- Member
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Posts : 16
Joined : 2020-09-14
Location : Horsham
Auto-Sleeper Model : Devon
Vehicle Year : 2013
Re: Reversing camera signal fail message
After a lot of careful measurement, cut a hole in the back of the overhead locker and you can then access the camera fixings and its connector. The wood removed for access can be reused as a removable panel.
Peter Brown- Donator
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Member Age : 72
Location : Staffs
Auto-Sleeper Model : Broadway EB
Vehicle Year : 2016
PLOUGHLIN- Donator
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Posts : 4893
Joined : 2014-06-24
Member Age : 54
Location : NORTH HERTS
Auto-Sleeper Model : MB Gloucester
Vehicle Year : 2011
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