CBE DS470 CA distribution board, SOS fuse location

[Steve and Denise]

The charger should stay live but I'd still have a loop when engines on. I'm only now about to wire up the B2B side of unit! I've just been looking at relays etc but with link removed(of which a didn't know where it was on our units) I wouldn't need one!

Yes lots of people remove the resistor, I just used a relay so I could reverse everything if we changed the van, as you don’t get any of the value back

 

[tezza-alli]

CBE 516 mains charger(s) did work with the link removed, but have put in an new inverter/charger that is wired directly to the bats via a busbar.



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Pic shows 0 ohm link as it was on mine - note it was not labelled R37, just used that name as it is what most folk know it as.....

That link is labelled R28 on my DS470CA.
I now know why I couldn't find an R37 as all the posts before had mentioned

 

[Lenny HB]

The charger should stay live but I'd still have a loop when engines on. I'm only now about to wire up the B2B side of unit! I've just been looking at relays etc but with link removed(of which a didn't know where it was on our units) I wouldn't need one!

The loop with the engine running shouldn't much of a problem as if you are using the van the electrics will be turned on. Just need to remember to fire everything if you take it for a drive when not using it.

 

[tezza-alli]

The loop with the engine running shouldn't much of a problem as if you are using the van the electrics will be turned on. Just need to remember to fire everything if you take it for a drive when not using it.

You've confused me Lenny, doesn't take much I know but can you elaborate?

 

[tkk]

Yes lots of people remove the resistor, I just used a relay so I could reverse everything if we changed the van, as you don’t get any of the value back

Hi, just found thread. Where did you take the d+ for the relay from? Thanks

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[Steve and Denise]

Hi, just found thread. Where did you take the d+ for the relay from? Thanks

You can pick it up from the Cbe board or the fridge depending on your layout.

 

[tkk]

You can pick it up from the Cbe board or the fridge depending on your layout.

Is it just a matter of i d ing d+on CBE with multimeter? Or is it obvious

 

[Steve and Denise]

Is it just a matter of i d ing d+on CBE with multimeter? Or is it obvious

On my DS470ca it is in the Center of the board I have a picture somewhere

 

[MarkHoughton]

CBE 516 mains charger(s) did work with the link removed, but have put in an new inverter/charger that is wired directly to the bats via a busbar.



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Pic shows 0 ohm link as it was on mine - note it was not labelled R37, just used that name as it is what most folk know it as.....

Am just about to locate where mine is and snip it. Fingers crossed it will be the correct one.

 

[AdrianChen]

Am just about to locate where mine is and snip it. Fingers crossed it will be the correct one.

On mine it was the only such resister on the board, all the others are surface mounted jobbies......

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[tezza-alli]

On mine it was the only such resister on the board, all the others are surface mounted jobbies......

Mine had the snip too and all is good.
I only snipped one side, so if I wanted I could solder it back.

 

[Lenny HB]

Mine had the snip too and all is good.
I only snipped one side, so if I wanted I could solder it back.

It's only a zero ohm link, in English a wire link.