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tazmarkuk



Member Since: 24 Jan 2012
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England 2000 Defender 110 Td5 HT Chawton White
Heated mirrors
Hi guys, need some help, one of my heated mirrors has stop working, I've checked for power supply which it has a full 12v, I've also checked for continuity, all ok, I've also swopped over the working mirror and this works, so I know I don't have a wiring issue which I didn't expect, so the mirror, has power, there is no break in the circuit but does don't generate any heat, what's wrong?
Post #301983 25th Jan 2014 10:48am
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VeeTee



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Could be a fault on the PCB board itself. If you have the mirror disconnected, measure the resistance between the two junctions. It should read a relative low ohm value. Infinity means a broken connection on the PCB board.

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Post #301985 25th Jan 2014 10:58am
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tazmarkuk



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Thanks will have a look
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