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I have access to the Electrolux website I could get it for you but all there info is in pdf format so I cant post it as a picture I would have to email it.
there is a 9 digit product number on the rating plate sometimes with a 2 digit after it I would need that to get the exact model
Thanks for that, very useful! A couple of questions.
1. Does the rectangle top left say "Heater element battery"?
2. Does the second vertical wire on the left say "weiß [doesn't exist by unlighted switches]"?
Quote: Originally posted by marg6 on 08/11/2021
maybe we could help if you told us he problem your trying to fix with a bit more detail?
With the engine running, when the switch marked "SWITCH BATTERY" above is in the off position, there is 12V on terminal 1.
When the switch is on, the voltage on terminal 1 drops to zero but the light in the switch doesn't come on.
Now I've got the diagram I can see where to probe a bit more. I suspect it's either a broken switch or a bad connection. The van is 21 years old so both are quite likely.
Quote: Originally posted by Fiona W on 08/11/2021
Let’s hope the OP has electrical experience, judging by that diagram.
Heh, I do have some. I don't find the diagram confusing at all, but then I'm very familiar with circuit diagrams!
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