No lights in bathroom
It's a 1999 Winnebago Adventurer & this was an item I just noticed today while loading up the coach for our maiden trip on the 15th. I'm not the best with electrical issues, so where do I start hunti...
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My bathroom has both a fluorescent light (120V, on the GFCI circuit) and 12V lights. So the answer to the question depends on which type is out - 12V or 120V.
When I first got my Allegro, the fluorescent light in the bathroom didn't work. After buying a new bulb and ballast I noticed the GFCI outlet in the bedroom. Oops. That's all it was.
Later on, I lost the 12V bathroom lights BUT I also lost bedroom lights as well. If only your 12V light(s) in the bath are out, it's likely at the light itself (bulb, switch, etc.) since it's not likely that a single 12V bathroom light will be on its own circuit. In my case it was a wire shorted somewhere in the walls or ceiling so I had to rewire the thing the whole way back to the fuse box.
When I first got my Allegro, the fluorescent light in the bathroom didn't work. After buying a new bulb and ballast I noticed the GFCI outlet in the bedroom. Oops. That's all it was.
Later on, I lost the 12V bathroom lights BUT I also lost bedroom lights as well. If only your 12V light(s) in the bath are out, it's likely at the light itself (bulb, switch, etc.) since it's not likely that a single 12V bathroom light will be on its own circuit. In my case it was a wire shorted somewhere in the walls or ceiling so I had to rewire the thing the whole way back to the fuse box.
