Where does the other end of this wire go?

[seakayaker]

Forgive the stupid question, but after taking off my switch panel to troubleshoot a problem I identified the blue wire below was not connected? The question is "should it be connected". If so, to what?

One end is connected to a red connector located directly below the green panel. Not shown very well in the picture but was as good as I could do under the circumstances.

[kenandterry]

Is this photo the backside of your Command Center (monitors for fresh/grey/black water, battery, LPG and slide controls?)

What were you troubleshooting to remove the panel?

[seakayaker]

Originally Posted by kenandterry

Is this photo the backside of your Command Center (monitors for fresh/grey/black water, battery, LPG and slide controls?)

What were you troubleshooting to remove the panel?

Yes, this is the backside of the command center. I was troubleshooting a slide problem. Slide will only close partially using the command center switch unless someone pushes slightly from the outside. However, slide works fine via remote control in and out.


I didn't disconnect the blue wire. That is what I discovered upon inspection. It was already disconnected.

[kenandterry]

Hard to tell from your photo, but....

How many slides do you have?

Are the slide control buttons close to where all the yellow connectors are?

Is the other end of the Blue wire close or connected to them or associated or closer to the printed circuit board? And what does the circuit board do?

[Toddupton]

Look for an empty spade connector

[seakayaker]

Originally Posted by Toddupton

Look for an empty spade connector

No wireless spade connector. If it was once connected, it was via a wire nut.

[SailorSam20500]

Is there a loose wire back in the wall where the panel is located - could have slid back thru a hole???

[Wolverine 1945]

I do not think that Blue wire is large enough to be a Slide out wire ???
Maybe some thing like a sensor light ???
Maybe even a low voltage wire ???