I have a loose switch thats is causing my headlight to turn off on their own. I have to wiggle it around and find a good spot. I just am not sure on how to disconnect the wires without breaking anything.
200785
Your going to have to cut them in order to wire a new switch but before you do cut them be sure you pulled enough wire out so you have enough to work with!
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Go to your local hardware store and purchase a one of those small plug in circuit testers with the three LEDs. Plug it in and in less than a second, you will know exactly what is wrong (reverse polarity, open neutral, open ground, etc....) I think they cost around $3.50 - and they are very handy.\n\nBe sure to cut the power before attempting any repairs.\n\nI suspect you'll find that the three outlets are on the same line (circuit) and the originating plug has lost the neutral wire - just a guess based on 35 years experience.
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No -- more than likely, they just Pull out -- and if it is like most -- then you can purchase those tiny multi-color lights that have the little twin wires coming out of them for replacements.\n\nSo I would suggest you go to your local Discounter and look first in their Christmas Displays for a Mini-Light Puller -- and purchase it (shouldn't be more than a couple of dollars).  Use that mini light puller on the light itself (you will know it is mini lights if the light is sitting in a plastic base with what looks like a separation between the base and a plastic ring).  Then insert the puller so that it is lodged in the separation, and pull straight up.\n\nIF that works -- congrats, you have mini-lights in your Pre-Lit Christmas Tree.\n\nOtherwise, if it is a Fiber Optic Tree -- the procedure is pretty much the same -- but there will be a Halogen Bulb in the base that will screw apart (or sometimes pull apart too) and you will be able to replace that as well.
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You need to adjust your headlights, they are likely pointing too high and you are setting off the light sensors on the light poles that turn the lights on and off.
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try this link\nhttp://www.electronic-circuits-diagrams.com/alarmsimages/alarmsckt12.shtml\nthis is actually a car theft wireless alarm and the circuit you want would be a part of it .
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First, check to see if the electrical socket you are using is good. Try plugging in some other equipment to see if the same problem occurs or get an electrician to check it for you. If the socket is fine, then the problem is either with the power adapter of the switch or the electrical circuit of the switch. If the equipment is within warranty period don't bother yourself. Report it to your supplier and get them to check it for you.\n(Please provide updates for speedy resolution of your problem)
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Turn the first switch on and leave it on for awhile, then turn it off. Turn the second one on and walk upstairs. The lightbulb that is off but feels warm is connected to the first switch. The one that is lit is connected to the second switch. The one that is off and does not feel warm is connected to the third.
517889
pull out the battery and unplug it
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This is a nice problem.\n\nSwitch on one of the bulbs and wait for it to heat up. Turn in off and switch another one. Go downstairs, and feel the hotness. The hot bulb corresponds to the first switch and the one that is on the second switch. The one that is off is for the switch that has not been touched.
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Go to RadioShack.  They've got the fuse.  Bring the fuse in if you can.
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Depending on ur circuit, the type of switch may vary. Here is the simplest one.\n\nTake two conducting blades. Separate them with some insulator, say paper, at one end so that there some destance, about 1 cm at the other end of blades. now solder the connecting wires to the two blades. When the upper blade is prseesd over the lower one, electrical contact is established between the blades and the circuit switches on\n\nblade 1           \n_______________________/wire 1\n========\ninsulator\n========\n_______________________/wire 2\nblade 2
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do you see any hanging open wires? \n\ntry shaking the window rapidly and check again if any wires fell out.\n\nIf not it is good and sturdy.
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Flip one switch and leave it on for several minutes, then turn it off and flip another switch. Go into the room with the bulbs. The bulb that is on is the second switch you flipped, the one that is off is the third switch, and the one that is off but hot is the first.
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Turning off a lightbulb is easy. Simply leave it in the box. It will remain off.
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remove the panel under the steering column. look high on the clutch pedal, it will be on the back side of the pedal(firewall being on the front side of the pedal)
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you could hook it up to a hot source like a key-on source.use a toggle switch.didnt it come with instructions?do a google search and you will find snowmobile tech sites that can help.
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Well it dosn't seem like that big of a deal. So just let it go till the next time you take the RV in for service or inspection have them take a look at it. It may just be a loose  wire since the switch still retracts it.