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hunts800 · 10-17-2017, 01:33 PM

Got home and pulled switch. It is a 110 AC toggle switch. The bottom wire had melted the bottom of the switch, but did not trip breaker. Replaced switch, and wire attachments, and everything is working fine. I left it on for 3 days in the driveway. But....without knowing why the switch failed, I plan to never leave it in the "on" position overnight until I am confident it is working ok and is safe. My guess is the cheap OEM toggle switch was defective. I replaced the anode rod while I was at it.

10-17-2017, 01:33 PM	#23
hunts800 Montana Fan Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: stockton Posts: 405 M.O.C. #11457	Got home and pulled switch. It is a 110 AC toggle switch. The bottom wire had melted the bottom of the switch, but did not trip breaker. Replaced switch, and wire attachments, and everything is working fine. I left it on for 3 days in the driveway. But....without knowing why the switch failed, I plan to never leave it in the "on" position overnight until I am confident it is working ok and is safe. My guess is the cheap OEM toggle switch was defective. I replaced the anode rod while I was at it. __________________ 2014 Montana Mountaineer 331 RLT. Winneguard SWM Traveler Satellite Antenna, Progressive 50 amp portable EMS, 6 point Level Up.. 2016 Chevy 3500 Duramax Dually, long bed, B&W Patriot hitch.