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[Mariek]

Hi,
I’ve recently purchased a CI Cipro 55. Fully serviced and working. But I can’t get the main light to come on. I’ve changed the bulb. I called the garage I bought from and they can’t remember. There’s nothing in the manual and there’s isn’t a switch on the side so I assume it should just come on when the other lights do. I’m faced with driving it back to the garage for them to find out and show me, it’s a hour away.
Any clues? Thanks so much in advance. I’m sure I’m just being thick, but I’ve managed Tom work out most other things.

 

[Swifter]

Hello and welcome Have you checked all the fuses ?

 

[Mariek]

I haven’t tbh, because I wouldn’t know what a blown fuse looks like

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[Dramfineday]

Try searching Google for pictures of "blown" car (auto) fuses to see the difference between good and bad. Also buy a cheap electrical multimeter, it is a useful devise to test the fuses as not all blown fuses can be seen with the mk1 eyeball. Good luck.

 

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[AndyPK]

Welcome! Yes, sounds like a fuse issue (hopefully!) so should be easy to cure…..

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[WynandJean]

Hello and welcome from West Midlands.

On the subject of checking fuses I have replaced all mine (car and van) with LED versions of same. If one should blow it lights up and can be seen immediately with playing 'hunt the fuse'. They are available in Halfords etc. but cheaper on eBay.

Wyn

 

[HugoBNB]

Welcome

 

[davidbaldam]

Hi and welcome to FUN.

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[f6c]

Welcome aboard

 

[Wendo55]

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[David and Sally]

 

[rolosroller]

 

[ambulancekidd]

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[Mountain man]

Hi welcome from the Highlands of Scotland

 

[Snoopy]

Hi and welcome

 

[EuroTrotters]

Welcome

Please do not take this as a rude response.

But if you are going to be touring in a motorhome, you will certainly need to know what a blown fuse looks like and where they are located and what purpose they serve.

Motorhoming can be a long, hard and steep learning curve even for us that are technically minded.

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[Vipar]

Greetings peeps welcome from Bexley