Fuse Box Help Please

[dshark1]

OK, did a search and came up blank. I guess I am the only knucklehead who did this. So today I was installing a new set of LEDs on auxiliary 2. I pulled the 40 amp fuse, and then to my surprise, when I went to go put it back, it seems like the terminal connectors/seats that actually hold the fuse came out. So as of now, It is safe to say that Aux 2 is out of service. Any advice, Highly appreciated. Thx in advance.

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[Themistocles]

That sounds like a warranty replacement. Your PDC should not break simply by removing a fuse. I had a connection loose in the PDC...Dealer replaced the entire PDC no questions asked.

 

[dshark1]

That sounds like a warranty replacement. Your PDC should not break simply by removing a fuse. I had a connection loose in the PDC...Dealer replaced the entire PDC no questions asked.

I hope they don’t try and say it”s my fault!

 

[hoag4147]

Pics? Not understanding how they pulled out

 

[dshark1]

Pics? Not understanding how they pulled out

Connectors are just gone, when trying to replace the fuse, it is just a blank space now.

 

[Steel8083]

Are the "connectors" still on the fuse or laying there? If they came out they gotta be somewhere

 

[Dyolfknip74]

Connectors are just gone, when trying to replace the fuse, it is just a blank space now.

I cant go check on mine because I have an AMFIB but was it one of the cartridge fuses? Did not separate? Do you have a pic?

 

[Rhinebeck01]

@dshark1

I have had guys tell me this a few times..... and each time it was that the guy lost track of the actual fuse insertion site.... the slot he pulled ther fuse out of.

Your empty slot with metal insert connector is still there, just get your bearings so to speak... it is a row over or a row down or.....

 

[dshark1]

Are the "connectors" still on the fuse or laying there? If they came out they gotta be somewhere

U know that’s a great question, later today I have to get my stepping stool & get in there a take a better look.

 

[dshark1]

@dshark1

I have had guys tell me this a few times..... and each time it was that the guy lost track of the actual fuse insertion site.... the slot he pulled ther fuse out of.

Your empty slot with metal insert connector is still there, just get your bearings so to speak... it is a row over or a row down or.....

I hope so. I ran out of time today. Going to get my stepping stool & take a better look. But, I’m pretty sure I was in the right spot ( So she said) lol


@Rhinebeck01 You we’re absolutely correct Sir, Thank U! I got confused & was in the wrong spot ( story of my life ) lol …. You Sir, are the Yoda of Jeeps! Thx again

 

[Dyolfknip74]

I hope so. I ran out of time today. Going to get my stepping stool & take a better look. But, I’m pretty sure I was in the right spot ( So she said) lol


@Rhinebeck01 You we’re absolutely correct Sir, Thank U! I got confused & was in the wrong spot ( story of my life ) lol …. You Sir, are the Yoda of Jeeps! Thx again

Great news. Lol. I've been there myself troubleshooting electrical stuff.........and I'm an Electronics Tech. Lol

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