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Yes, if you are an experienced electrician. There is no difference to one in a regular home.
Yes, every mobile has a model #. Originally on a sticker at the front door, or on a plate by the main electrical panel or in a cupboard in the kitchen.
Look for the Data sheet, near electrical panel, in a bedroom closet, or a kitchen cabinet. (according to HUD guidelines )
Yes, there are always stickers with the make, name and year of manufacture, sometimes a VIN ,although that isn't always the case. Stickers are usually on the front of frame, rear of side, beside the front door, inside by electrical panel or in a kitchen cupboard
Usually electrical panels are metallic enclosures that house electrical components. An electrical home panel contains the house's circuit breakers. An electrical control panel contains electrical controls such as relays that usually control other pieces of machinery or motors.
Some mobile homes have VIN and some do not. This apparently varies according to US state. The most likely places to find a number are by the main electrical panel, or in a kitchen cupboard. If you contact your state DMV,they will have more specific information on this.
VIN only applies on mobile homes in some states, not all. Most likely places to find it are near the main electrical panel, in a cupboard in the kitchen or in a closet in main bedroom . Check with your state DMV to get more specific information.
yes wires is electrical panel
I have seen it in a variety of places. -Beside the front door, on the front wall where the hitch was, on the corner of one of the back walls (that's where it is on mine) and inside in a kitchen cupboard or beside the electrical panel.
Ground bus in the panel.
Too small.
There is a good general repair website called Mobile Home Repair. There is a downloadable manual. If you need the Bell version, contact the manufacturer.