[Doug]

Tom’s having problems posting, he has a Mac and asked that I make a post for him.

He wanted to thank everyone for the help and he was able to get his electrical problem corrected at Millennium. He said the service was fantastic, they got him in right away and the fix was a timer, not a contact. He said he didn’t even have time to shut the bus off after arriving at Millennium, they met him in the parking lot.

Kudo’s to Millennium!

[Terry]

I also highly reccomend nelson and his staff. they are first class. Gary

[Terry]

Tom, pull out the two orange colored time delay relays. Change the positions. That is, put them in different spots than they are now. That usually solves the problem.Later, get a couple of spares tokeep on board.Sometimes they just need to be moved.Sometimes they get dirt or loose. Either way, the movement of them usually solves the issue.

[Rob & Wendy]

Good advice George. All should realize that any time we lose a function, such as what could be a failed time delay relay, a relay, a circuit breaker, a solenoid valve coil (as in the suspension) the first step in trouble shooting is to swap it out with a counterpart to see if that corrects the problem or shifts the proiblem elsewhere.