2014 Tour awning lights out

[Ron Postma]

My awning lights on my Tour are out. When I flip the switch it does not light up and no awning lights. I have heard that there is a fuse but I can not find it. I removed the magazine rack next to the passenger seat, it is full of wires and controllers but I can not find a fuse. Does anyone know where the awning lights fuse is?

[Ranger Smith]

Winnebago's generally don't have fuses. They have circuit breakers. One panel is in the front drivers side first compartment. There is another panel under the foot of the bed and a 3rd panel in the chassis battery compartment.

[Rmedad]

Originally Posted by Ron Postma

My awning lights on my Tour are out. When I flip the switch it does not light up and no awning lights. I have heard that there is a fuse but I can not find it. I removed the magazine rack next to the passenger seat, it is full of wires and controllers but I can not find a fuse. Does anyone know where the awning lights fuse is?

Can't say for sure on your Tour, but that's where it is located on my 2014 Journey ....it's a small fuseholder (5A if I recall) attached to one of the wires coming from the awning light switch right behind the switch panel. Mine kept blowing fuse because the insulation on the wire going into the awning roller tube hole had a bare spot allowing it to short against the tube. Some electrical tape and been working fine for several years now.

[Electra 225]

I'd START with inspection of the wiring that's up by the roller......following it down the awning arm etc, and coming out of the coach wall.
The wires are not all that robust to say the least. As was said, they are prone to rubbing, kinking, and breakage. Mine broke several times.