How about installing a GFI with an inline 15 amp fuse?

Stan Wilder <wilden1@JUNO.COM>@gerry.vanagon.com> on 12/17/2001 09:22:24 AM

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Subject:    Re: Westfalia Circuit Breaker

In just an effort to narrow your search: Try WW Granger.
I'd be interested in where you find these and possibly laying in a spare
since mine has the plastic cover and indicator light broken. It still
functions at this time. (very bad location for this breaker, its the
first thing about my Westy that I don't like.)

Stan Wilder

On Sun, 16 Dec 2001 21:35:32 -0800 Matthew Pohlhammer
<the_squidboy@HOTMAIL.COM> writes:
The circuit breaker below the 120v AC outlet needs replacing.  The one in
my '83 Westy bears the following markings:

  AIKEN INDS. INC.
  MINITEC DIV.
  CAT. NO. 752 001-15
  MECHANICAL PRODUCTS INC. MINTEC CORP.

Can't find Aiken, Minitec, or Mech. Products Inc. in various
web-searches.
Can anybody recommend a source of supply for this, or perhaps a suitable
replacement with an actuator less likely to snap off as this one did?

Regards & tks,  Matt in an '83/'93 aussuanbraun Westacy

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