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- DrewEExplorer IIJust to note, not all 12V fuse panels have the handy "fuse blown" lights. On some, you'll have to pull the appropriate fuse and check it with a meter. (Which fuse is the appropriate one? Hopefully the manufacturer provided and accurate list, but often that's not the case and there's some guesswork/menial labor involved in checking a bunch of them.)
- davyhulmestuExplorerThanks for the advice will check out suggestions
- wolfe10ExplorerCheck your 12 VDC fuse panel first.
If not the problem, then particularly since they are in a slide, check wires in the slide area-- both positive and ground. - fitznjExplorerNot familiar with your model, but you should have a converter/inverter in your rig. Usually low down,approx 12"x8" cover plate. If you pop the cover, there will be a set of LED lights - if one of them is lit, it signifies a blown fuse.
However, fuses blow for a reason !!! I would suspect that you may have a chaffed wire on the slide out which is grounding out and popping the fuse.
Gerry - davyhulmestuExplorerThey are 12 vdc I forgot to mention that they are in the slide out.
- wolfe10ExplorerAre the lights 12 VDC or 120 VAC?
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