Where is the Fuse Located on the Lippert Electric A-Frame Tongue Jack
Published 04/22/2014
Question:
One yearNew electric jack isnt working batteries are hooked up correctly so I think the fuse may be blown where is this 30amp fuse? In the 6mm wire?
asked by: Jody
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Expert Reply:
The fuse for the Lippert powered A-frame trailer jack, # LC285318, is in its power wire, see picture.
If the fuse is not blown then it is likely a ground issue. The jack grounds through the mounting hardware and if there is corrosion build up that would cause it not to work. You would need to remove the jack, clean out all the corrosion, and then reinstall it.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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