Propane Detector - No Power

[PIGRIG]

No power to the wires going to my detector. Tested with a multimeter. People mention an in-line fuse. Where could it be? I wrote to Monaco for the wiring diagram, but others have said they don’t help in this case. I have one week before I have to move in to my RV and will depend on the propane for winter.

If I can’t beat this, I thought about getting a battery operated one, but I don’t think they exist other than ones with a battery for backup purposes only.

Ideas? Where is that fuse?
‘03 Holiday Rambler Atlantis
31’
V10/6.8L
Ford E450 chassis

[ransil]

Mine is directly wired to the battery with an inline fuse 6" away from the battery connection.

03 gulfstream

[PIGRIG]

Originally Posted by ransil

Mine is directly wired to the battery with an inline fuse 6" away from the battery connection.

03 gulfstream

I’ll check it out. House battery, chassis battery? Which one?

[PIGRIG]

It was the fuse. I checked the main panel in the bedroom and found it. Thanks, everyone!

[THenne1713]

Many have the fuse in the PANEL (2-amp, I believe on mine?), but on models where tied into another line, the inline fuse is usually in the harness right next to the monitor/alarm