Operation Manual

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Power supply
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74 Adria Motorhomes
10.2 Fuse protection of the 230 V electric circuit in the vehicle
The external 230 V power supply of the vehicle is protected with a 13 A circuit breaker. In addi-
tion to the circuit breakers, a ground-fault circuit breaker (special equipment) is installed in
some vehicles.
The ground-fault circuit breaker protects persons against electric shock if the insulation of elec-
trical appliances is defective.
The fuse box with circuit breakers and ground-fault circuit breaker is normally installed in the
wardrobe or a seat chest.
Checking the ground-fault circuit breaker:
 Press the "Test" button (Fig. 58/2) of the ground-fault circuit breaker (Fig. 58/1) with the
230 V power supply connected.
The ground-fault circuit breaker (Fig. 58/1) triggers, the switch handle springs to the
"Off" position.
 Switch the handle of the ground-fault circuit breaker back to the "On" position after the
successful test.
Switching on the circuit breaker:
 To switch on the circuit breaker (Fig. 58/3), push the switch handle upwards.
When the circuit breaker has triggered, wait for a short time before switching on again.
• If the circuit breaker remains on, only an overload occurred.
• If the circuit breaker immediately triggers again, this is due to a short-circuit or earth fault.
Consult an authorised workshop and have the fault repaired.
Important!
Check the ground-fault circuit breaker for fault-free operation monthly or, after a longer
period of standstill of the vehicle, before starting each journey.
Fig. 58 230 V fuse box
1 Ground-fault circuit breaker (spe-
cial equipment)
2 "Test" button of ground-fault cir-
cuit breaker
3 Circuit breakers
4 "Off" position
5 "On" position
Important!
It makes no sense to switch the breaker on several times. The circuit breaker triggers even
when you hold the switch handle.
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