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Old 01-03-2022, 03:57 PM   #1
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Aspect Water Heater Circuit Breaker.

Have a 2014 27k. Does anyone know where a breaker is for the 110vac water heater line? Or what circuit it's carried on? I don't see the water heater labeled on the house panel. I know the main would take care of it, and I could flip breakers til I find it but if someone here knows it would save a lot of resetting things.

I need to replace the relay and am not keen on having a live wire involved.

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According to the wiring diagrams for your coach (link here), the circuit that feeds the water heater comes off the third 120V branch breaker in the power center. It appears as if the breakers are horizontal in the power center, so it would be the third branch breaker from the top, which is also the fourth breaker from the top, counting the 120V 30A main breaker. It is a 20A breaker.
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Thanks, that's the one.. and thanks for reference link, I just gotta admire your plowing through those diagrams.
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