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Old 06-03-2013, 04:26 PM   #1
Raptor361LEV
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Lippert Rear Stabilizers not Working

Came home with my Raptor 361LEV and tried to put down the rear stabilizers, but no go. For some reason the switch was stuck on retract... Is there a hidden fuse for this like the front stabilizers or is the motor a goner???
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Old 06-04-2013, 08:26 PM   #2
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Switch Stuck

Not the same problem you had, but mine melted the wiring right behind the switch, which then shorted out the wires, blowing the fuse. I just check the wiring behind the switch. However, I'm surprised it didn't blow the fuse, but it could have melted through the wires.
I think the 40 amp fuse is pretty heavy duty, allowing the wires to get real hot before taking the fuse. To me it would appear the black foam/insulation Keystone uses also allows it to hold the heat in, making the wires real hot before blowing he fuse.
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