The two pivoting LED lights in the V berth over the bed are not working. Checked with a volt meter and there's no power going to them? Any one have a wiring diagram, or secret power switch location? The other pot lights in the room work fine?
Dave in the beautiful 1000 Islands.
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V Berth Lights
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buster53
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Re: V Berth Lights
is this something new or have they always not worked?
Check your circuit breakers?
Any chance these 2 lights are 120v and you're either not plugged into shore power or the appropriate circuit breaker is off?
Check your circuit breakers?
Any chance these 2 lights are 120v and you're either not plugged into shore power or the appropriate circuit breaker is off?
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Re: V Berth Lights
Any chance those lights have a separate on /off right on them.....that is what ours are like.....maybe some corrosion.....
The above is strictly my opinion.
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Re: V Berth Lights
bud37 wrote:Source of the post Any chance those lights have a separate on /off right on them.....that is what ours are like.....maybe some corrosion.....
I've had lights that had both switches on the fixture and a wall mount switch. Obviously, both have to be turned on
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Re: V Berth Lights
bud37 wrote:Source of the post Any chance those lights have a separate on /off right on them.....that is what ours are like.....maybe some corrosion.....
Yes they do have a separate switch but I've removed the light(s) and checked for power before the switch with and without the other light switch on.
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Re: V Berth Lights
buster53 wrote:Source of the post is this something new or have they always not worked?
Check your circuit breakers?
Any chance these 2 lights are 120v and you're either not plugged into shore power or the appropriate circuit breaker is off?
They didn't work during the survey - 1 1/2 years ago. They are LEDs so certainly 12V. The wiring diagram is only a schematic so does show any detail and/where wiring runs from or to?
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Re: V Berth Lights
Opps schematic does NOT show detail.
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