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- RustyMacIntoshExplorer III checked the fuses in the panel, they all "looked" good. Taking a test lead I found one that was not producing power thru the fuse. Bingo....
and I was ready to call this trip and head back home, I HATE cold showers.....but we all good now! - MrWizardModeratorI have a 97 Bounder on the F53 chassis
Fuse number '5' marked appliances , supplies the range hood, water pump, water heater, etc..
Mine are numbered from right to left
#1 far right, number #12 not used is far left
Yeah backwards from normal
Fuse circuit board looks like it was supposed to be used as vertical mount, top to bottom, but has been turned / mounted 90° clockwise
Try new fuse in #5
Otherwise time to open up the range hood to get at the wiring
I see you found the problem
You posted while I was typing my post
Enjoy your trip - RustyMacIntoshExplorer IIthere is a fuse panel behind one of the cabinets and a circuit board with fuses under the hood of the coach,
bingo...4th one down on the panel, I used a test light, got power on each wire but one,,,,20amp fuse, and bingo,,,
WE GOT HOT WATER!!!!!!!!
Gotta love online forums!:D - cavieExplorerNo fuses under the hood. Your coach works off House batteries. Lights, range hood are 12 volts. Furnace is 12 volts. WH has 12 volt control circuit. Fuses will be on the converter. You don't look at them to check. You use a multi-meter and confirm they are good. Is the converter turned ON? Is battery disconnect switch ON? Battery fully charged?
- SAR_TrackerExplorerEither trace the wires, or take a meter and test EACH AND EVERY fuse.
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