RV steps don't retract when engine is started
I just got my rig out of the shop for some maintenance, and on my way home (almost all the way home), I noticed that the steps were not retracted. I drove 25 miles on the highway without seeing that -...
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What I do when confronted with a possible blown fuse is this. I use a standard 12 volt test light. I go to EVERY fuse block I can find on the RVl. With Ignition ON, I probe EVERY fuse. 9 times out of 10, that finds the blown fuse/s and I replace and that fixes the problem. The 10th time will be a wiring failure. After 43 years I NEVER trust the labeling on a RV fuse block schematic. I verify myself which fuses are good or bad. Also, this takes less than 15 to 20 minutes at most. Saves a LOT of time. Doug
