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circuit breaker/fuse for LP and CO detectors

was replacing the LP detector located near the floor in the aisle of the bathroom. wires accidentally arced together. now no power to LP or CO detector(located on aisle side of upper china cabinet, opposite fridge). none of the 12v fuses at the foot of the bed are blown. according to schematic, power comes from a 10a circuit breaker, but don't they auto reset? are there some other 12v fuses hidden somewhere?
Steve & Ginny Hill
96 U295 36'/Wrangler
Tampa

Re: circuit breaker/fuse for LP and CO detectors

Reply #1
Yes, should be auto resetting.  I don't know how long it takes for them to reset but I would think only a few minutes.  Fuse should be located in basement under white fiberglass panel.
I just posted about basement lights (storage lights) and see that both are in the same location.
John Fitzgerald
1991 U300 (SAI) Side Aisle Island Bed 40'
Detroit 6V92 with Allison Retarder
Meridian (Boise), Idaho

 

Re: circuit breaker/fuse for LP and CO detectors

Reply #2
Thanks, John. It was right there where you said it would be. It is a circuit breaker, but it is a manual reset. I sent you some Karma.
Steve & Ginny Hill
96 U295 36'/Wrangler
Tampa