Blown Fuse
in 912iS Technical Questions
2 years ago
by Barry Bernstein » 5 months ago
Hi Wesley,
Yes, I was able to pinpoint the cause and correct it. Power lead to the indicator light was shorting to ground. Description with pictures is in my Build Log (May 2022 post)
https://eaabuilderslog.org?s=N122B
I've flown ~ 110 hours since with no problems.
Best of luck,
Barry
by Wesley Jordan » 5 months ago
Well I checked the ignition module and all is well, no nuts grounding out on the circuit board. It seems like I'll be tracing wires for the next few days to try and find the short on the power leads. Thanks for the update Barry.
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