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by Jackm

When the ceiling florescent light event (font of trainer) stopped working on our 2004 Stalwart, I checked the switch (located next to the admission door). The voltage at the switch conclude from a pitiable 0.45 volts (DC). Uncalled-for to say, there is no voltage getting to the light instrument. However, when I den the electrical schematics, the diagram indicates that the wiring is connected to the "wire ASM-Tutor Reason". I'm not unshakeable what that means. I'm also at a privation as to where to go from here (the switch). Acknowledge gratitude you in put for any suggestions. Are you about to start a new change for the better on your RV or paucity some improve with some conservation? Do you lack counsel on what products to buy? Or maybe you can give others some par? No sum where you fit in you'll find that iRV2 is a vast community to butt. Most of all it's wholly Unobstructed!

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Need to wire light, switch and outlet w/power at light; using surface mount.?

Jul 29, 2006 by lougi8911 | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

I'm replacing a flay chain fixture. I have all the stuff (surface mount boxex, contuit, wires, switches, opening, new fixture. I need to know how to wire it. The power is coming into the light now. How do I put it out to the outlet (separate) on one side

The key is to specify the "hot" wire that you have at your existing pull chain fixture. "hot" is always black. You will shortage to run a black wire from this wire to your outlet, connecting it to the side with the smaller of the two

How to wire switch to light to switch to light then outlet using 12-2 wire?

Apr 27, 2007 by The Whopper | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

hot comes in on first light switch to ply light 1 then i need hot to 2nd switch to 2nd light then off of 2nd switch i need hot lead to an outlet. How do i go about doing this? I'm thinking i need a (Jumper wire) to the top call up on both switches

If I am truce what you are saying, I would do the following. I think you are saying that the receptacle is in another location.

***Turn off the power***
1 Strip and contortion all the whites together with a wire nut.
2 Make