I keep getting electric shocks in my cab and they seem to be getting worse. Does anyone have a idea what It could be. I’m driving an DAF Xf and pulling a fridge trailer if that helps
Thanks
FuSs:
I keep getting electric shocks in my cab and they seem to be getting worse. Does anyone have a idea what It could be. I’m driving an DAF Xf and pulling a fridge trailer if that helpsThanks
Have you tried earthing yourself when tugging off?
Very likely static electricity caused by friction between artificial fibres in your clothing/the cab interior. Assuming this is a recent development, have you recently started wearing a different item of clothing? Footwear is a common culprit. New boots?
It’s your…
Electric personality.
I’ve had the same problem over the years. It’s random and seems to come and go with various trucks and cars but, the frequency increases with the onset of summer.
I use one of these. On a dark night, I’ve lit the whole car park up.
Tude:
FuSs:
I keep getting electric shocks in my cab and they seem to be getting worse. Does anyone have a idea what It could be. I’m driving an DAF Xf and pulling a fridge trailer if that helpsThanks
Have you tried earthing yourself when tugging off?
I suspect you are a professional “w” tanker… 
You wernt on here a day or so ago asking which wires to cut to fit an air duster were you?
Could be an earthing problem, does it happen without the trailer, have you changed trailers recently…has your wife asked if you have seen her tights/stockings she put in the wash at the weekend, take them off and see if you still get a shock… 
…if not, maybe the guy parked next to you will… sorry couldnt resist…but it could also be a static problem, depending how bad the shock is.
If you’re gonna play with electricity - do it with some style.
Oh, and “Be a Physicist” 
Change your socks…could be build up of static between them and carpet in cab…maybe new socks/footwear/t-shirt/sweatshirt anything really
Was asking for some of them replies… no nothing that I can think of that’s different