Propane Leak detector

[Tncatfanforever]

When installing my new one I accidentally did the foolish thing of allowing the wires to touch. It sparked and I am certain it blew a fuse some place and the new one wont work. I looked at my panel and there is no fuse marked for the propane leak detector. Is there an in line fuse in the wall or am I missing something?

It is a 2018 Georgetown 5.

When installing my new one I accidentally did the foolish thing of allowing the wires to touch. It sparked and I am certain it blew a fuse some place as the new one wont work. I looked at my panel and there is no fuse marked for the propane leak detector. Is there an in line fuse in the wall or am I missing something?

It is a 2018 Georgetown 5.

[chriscowles]

In trailers, LPG detectors typically are wired directly to the battery or hot side of a disconnect switch, with a fuse or breaker near the front of the trailer.

Do you have a house battery disconnect switch? If so, start at the hot side of that switch. It will be a separate wire.

You will get more specific answers if you post this in the Georgetown forum.

[Capacitor]

What else doesn’t work? Maybe refer or some lights or anything close to the detector?

[wmtire]

Thread moved to Georgetown subforum.

[NXR]

The propane leak detector in a Georgetown is in an inline fuse holder wired directly to one of the house batteries. There are a couple of those and I think ours is a 5 amp fuse.

Ray