Holiday Admiral 12V house wiring diagram

[barbil]

I need a 12V house wiring diagram for my '03 Admiral to find out why no voltage beyond the batteries. I presume that one diagram probably covers Holidays of that era. I had a very clear and complete diagram but lost it when my computer crashed and am now unable to obtain another from Monaco. Would appreciate a copy or at least suggestions as to where to look. Thanks, Bill

["007"]

Give this PDF a try may have what you need.
As for no battery power make sure you have a good ground from batteries to the chassis frame. If it dirty and corroded your going to have a problem.
Also goes for Gen, converter, chassis battery and ground strap for engine ALL to frame of coach.
OH yes welcome to irv2.

[barbil]

007, Thanks for your reply. I eagerly signed up for the PDFs and $39 later tried to download the PDFs. Each one showed many downloads but between being told I was registered, then told I was not, -- round and round,-- all I can get are unrelated downloads. Has anyone been successful in downloading the actual PDFs? What am I missing?

I agree that the problems are probably ground related, just am looking for hints as to where all of the grounds are located. The original Voloview copy I had was invaluable and sadly lost it when my computer crashed. Bill

["007"]

They must have a administrator on that site to help you with downloads.
Have you checked all the connection on the main 12v fuse panels, battery & ground feeds than ground buss & each single wire screw connection from fuse.
You have your battery ground cable to frame of chassis & ground cable from converter or inverter to frame also along with one from you Gen.

[R&J]

Check the Salesman switch at the door by the step switch it turns off the 12 volts on the inside
Rich.

[barbil]

To 007: Well, I tried to access the PDFs that you suggested, could get nowhere on the site. Called customer service, they said it probably isn't there, "Would you like a refund?" (Good gesture!) Yes, of course, but am again at square one. I appreciate your suggestion, anyhow. Bill