| [GMCnet] Re: Added a remote Onan switch [message #367341 is a reply to message #367337] |
Wed, 27 October 2021 20:09   |
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So glad to hear from you, Bruce! Glad you've conquered whatever threat it
was to your health.
I had the same symptoms once. It was one of the components on the board
gone bad. I was told that the prime button was the same as jumping 5 to
9. When you release the button, it's the same as taking off the jumper.
Jump 5 to 9 to see if that works. If you've got a spare board, try that.
If you don't have another board, contact me OFFnet.
bdub
On Wed, Oct 27, 2021, 6:02 PM Bruce Hart wrote:
> Installed a primer switch on the inside remote panel. Activated the primer
> switch, start switch and Onan fires right up. When I release the prime
> switch the Onan dies. I have compared my wiring to the write up on
> following article:
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> http://gmcmotorhome.info/onan.htm
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> Thinking that it could be a bad start/stop I replaced it and got same
> results.
>
> Any ideas from the crowd?
>
> Powered the primer switch from exterior light switch just inside
> door(Purple wire).
> Remote Onan switch has a run meter and no battery condition meter. On the
> control board # 5 pin has a wire connected to it and not to #6 which manual
> and tech write up suggests.
>
> Power Drawer Operators Manual page 8 and 9
>
>
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