Fuzion rear lighting wiring?

[TAS1]

Went camping a couple of weeks ago and found that none of the lighting ion the garage area was working. Yes, I did check the breaker etc... lol Now, before I go tearing apart the underbelly trying to chase the problem down, I wanted to make sure the wiring wasn't run in the "attic" area. Am also open to any and all suggestions, tips, tricks and opinions.

[TAS1]

It's just the interior lights in the garage only.

[Ts1]

Is it only electrical in the garage? Exterior rear lights? Cabin lights? My fuzion had a cabin light issue that was a caused by a poor connection at the rear of the fuse panel, but I did not notice that the rear door lights also were out. Keystone emailed me a wiring diagram, that helped me find the circuit.

[TAS1]

I'll look at the block. The fuses are under the same cover as the fuses. I'll take a second look at those too. t%hanks

[beemerphile1]

First issue I see is you're looking at breakers. The 12v system such as lighting utilizes fuses, not breakers.

Like mentioned the interior lighting is going to have the wires inside the RV, not underneath.

[Y-Guy]

Often there is a wiring block either on or near the converter/charger. Might see if the screw that was holding the wiring for the back of the garage is loose and perhaps the wire has become dislodged. That would be easy to spot which means that's probably not going to be it, but worth a look.

[TAS1]

lol yea, I have an 08 Fuzion 302. I'm bad about not looking at sigs either. Still trying to chase this problem down in a less distructive way first.

[720Deere]

I don't recall seeing a signature or I wouldn't have said that. I'm too darned young to feel this old!

[lightfoot]

720Deere,
reread the post and this time look at their sig.

[720Deere]

If you are talking about the interior lighting, the wiring is in the wall and the attic. Every model is different so it would help if you let us know what model you have.