Boards on ECC in Country Coach

[dale farley]

As I was troubleshooting the boards to locate the problem with my curb lights, everything seemed to be working on the boards, and I had no blown fuses. My next step was to swing out the ECC and look at the rear of the motherboard as Truk had recommended.

Unfortunately, I realized that the sliding Joey Bed prevents the motherboard from swinging out, so that was a definite roadblock. Since it looks like a significant chore to remove the Joey Bed, I may at least temporarily tolerate not having the left bank of curb lights.

[truk4u]

Dale,

I ran into the same problem with CC's drawings, there is a lot of missing information. Sorry you ran into the roadblock with the Joey bed, I don't have one and wished I did, but know I'm glad I don't.

When we get to Sevierville, we can open mine up and you can see all the little goodies on the back of the mother board. Some of the Daughter boards have several functions on the board and they're not identified in the drawings.
When it's open, it's easy to find each function because all the wires are numbered and you can then refer to the wire number pages in the book.

Do you have the wire number pages in your book? If not, I'll copy them and mail to you.

[flyu2there]

Check the back of the Motherboard for the "mini" switches. These are latching relays used to troubleshoot components in the system, they look like little white buttons, generally in groups of three. Should one of those relays been accidently pushed in theory they will latch on or off a sub system.

I accidently latched out the CC over the road air this way.

Might be worth a look

[Jon Wehrenberg]

Our newest member flyu2there has entered the asylum called POG in a big way.

He makes you turkeys that think you are hot stuff being in the TBC (two bus club) look like amatuers. This man has three coaches (not all buses) so show the man a little respect.

Welcome aboard Fly. Don't be afraid to spank these kids if they get out of hand.

[truk4u]

Flyman, I've been watching for ya, welcome aboard the nuthouse. You have to give Jon a break, his plane has the wings in the wrong place and when the gear folds up, it looks like a buzzard with broken legs.

For those of you that don't know flyu2there, he is a CC owner and I met him on a CC bulletin board he started for Prevost owners. We're sure glad to have another CC owner here and he is a technical dude.

Thanks for joining up.....

[Jon Wehrenberg]

My plane has its wings where mother nature intended for them to be.

Has anybody seen any birds with their wings coming from their belly? I rest my case.

[JIM KELLER]

Welcome aboard Flyman. There are several of us with 99 Country Coaches on this site. Hope to see you in Tn. By the way, what is your Coach #. Mine is 60382.