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millwind · 03-05-2019, 04:54 PM

2014 27.1
Jensen radio suddenly completely dead.

Rpl' 5 amp in fuse box (slot #17) box is under dash, to left of steering column, on inside of fire wall (BTW very hard to get too.)

Pulled radio & don't see an in-line fuse there (ran arm down cable as far as I could - still no in line fuse felt)

12v test light says input cable dead at bayonet (where bayonet it plugs into the power cables female socket coming off back of radio) so am thinking another fuse somewhere.

Any ideas where a 2nd fuse might be?? or???

Thanks in advance!

millwind · 05-19-2019, 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by millwind

2014 27.1
Jensen radio suddenly completely dead.

Any ideas where a 2nd fuse might be?? or???

Thanks in advance!

Thanks for nothing.
Ended up replacing dead, defunct, unit on extended warranty.

triplewide · 05-20-2019, 03:49 AM

Sorry no one posted, I must have overlooked your post. Thanks for posting your results.

millwind · 05-20-2019, 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by millwind

Thanks for nothing.
Ended up replacing dead, defunct, unit on extended warranty.

BTW, per the Thor (or was it the Ford) schematic supplied with the MH, the 2nd radio fuse is under the dash on the drivers side - fuse box attached to fire wall. Took a while to find it. Very difficult to contort oneself enough to pull it out for inspect - it was good. There is a reference to another fuse under the hood, but totally unable to access that particular fuse box due to it's impossible (for me) location.

triplewide · 05-21-2019, 01:31 AM

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Originally Posted by millwind

BTW, per the Thor (or was it the Ford) schematic supplied with the MH, the 2nd radio fuse is under the dash on the drivers side - fuse box attached to fire wall. Took a while to find it. Very difficult to contort oneself enough to pull it out for inspect - it was good. There is a reference to another fuse under the hood, but totally unable to access that particular fuse box due to it's impossible (for me) location.

Have read some posts that some people take out the driver's chair to make access to fuse panel easier. I used the contortion method.

Video of how I access the engine compartment fuse block:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KsHELCR_Js

millwind · 05-21-2019, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by triplewide

Have read some posts that some people take out the driver's chair to make access to fuse panel easier. I used the contortion method.

Video of how I access the engine compartment fuse block:

Superior information that!
Thank you.