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John, I’d be MORE than happy to buy or make you dinner. LOL. I’ve taken a black magic marker and labeled it “fridge” and stuck a note in my documentation. I will not soon forget the hours of misery hunting this down, crawling under the coach, in the storage bays, generator area, bus bar distribution...

Ok, I managed to get a hold of the fella. I will preface this, that your coach might not be the same as his was, but for your sake, hopefully it will be. He said that the fuse is located on or near the power distribution panel that is under your bed. He stated that if you have a slide, that you hav...

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That is the exact symptom the fellow Zanzibar owner had, no power to the vent fans and no power to refrigerator. He had a hell of a time finding it. I will try to get a hold of him, but I doubt he would remember. Try checking fuses in the engine compartment, behind the bedroom TV, backside of the w...

Okay. Went through ALL 12v appliances, lights and exhaust vent fans. Everything working except reefer and exhaust fans in hallway and bathroom. Fuses in exhaust fans are working. Since these are out too, I need to chase this down. No sense running 12v to reefer if there are other things not working.

Check and see if any of those fuses are blown. I know one Zanzibar owner who had the refrigerator and the bathroom fan on the same fuse, but it was not located in that fuse boxed that you have pictured, even they that is usually where the refrig fuse is located. I don't recall, but I think he final...

On my coach the 12v fuse panel that runs the 12v interior coach items, is located 90 degrees to the side of the 120v breaker panel. Yours might be different, but most of them are located right around the corner of the 120v breaker panel. Also, did you check your salesman switch? Being that you are ...

wolfe10 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 27, 2023 10:21 am Have you verified that your house batteries are at least 12VDC?

They’re good. Thanks, Brett.

By your explanation, it is not really clear if you are having issues with the 12v side or the 120v side. If your refrigerator works on propane, then your issue is no power at the 120v outlet. That outlet is fed by the inverter circuit. There should be a sub panel with two circuit breakers somewhere...

I have never been on Face Book (and don't intend to do so). But, I have always been curious as to the quality/accuracy of mechanical advice on FB. Ditto, I'm of the same mindset. To add to what you said, I also wonder if FB actually has file storage capabilities, where they have a section to store ...