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1990 Wanderlodge Wide Body Pusher (WB) (view source)
Revision as of 21:27, 15 August 2019
, 21:27, 15 August 2019→Operation
Operating tips (need to build this out more formally):
Operating tips (need to build this out more formally):
==== Electrical issues check the following things before troubleshooting ====
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#A/T switch on dash
#Master Electronics switch in driver side airline compartment
#Battery disconnect switch
#Breaker panel in bedroom behind mirrors<br />
== Issues experienced and resolutions: ==
==Issues experienced and resolutions:==
===== Generator overheating and shutting down, radiator fan not running =====
=====Generator overheating and shutting down, radiator fan not running=====
* Replaced capacitor in junction box on side of fan; common fan/capacitor used in household furnaces
*Replaced capacitor in junction box on side of fan; common fan/capacitor used in household furnaces
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==== City Water hook-up leaking water from fitting on outside of bus ====
==== Generator starts but blows fuse after few seconds and will not keep running ====
* Starter solenoid shorting, disassemble and clean/replace worn connectors OR hit starter with hammer a few times and try again (works!)
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====City Water hook-up leaking water from fitting on outside of bus====
* Removed and replaced the water pressure regulator by removing the the protective cover under the wheel well, removing wall chase cover and re-installing new regulator
*Removed and replaced the water pressure regulator by removing the the protective cover under the wheel well, removing wall chase cover and re-installing new regulator
** Note: newer water pressure regulators have a 1/4" bigger cup and will not fit in existing location without cutting larger hole in floor, possible to just replace the regulator inside cup without replacing whole component.
**Note: newer water pressure regulators have a 1/4" bigger cup and will not fit in existing location without cutting larger hole in floor, possible to just replace the regulator inside cup without replacing whole component.