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Old 02-17-2009, 07:05 PM   #1
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I was cleaning the carpets in my 2003 Dolphin LX 8320 when I was finished went to move both front seats (electric) nothing happened I think a fuse blew and do not know where to look for the fuse any help would be appreiciated
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My 2001 has a bunch of fuses in two locations:
1- on the wall to the left of the drivers' seat....under the level bubble. The cap is held on by a strip of velcro.
2- The other is the passenger side outside storage compartment...just ahead of the door.

hope you have an owners manual...that would tell you what fuse it is, and where. Only problem is the schematic might not look the same as the actual fusebox. Not a biggie, tho...

Something else you might want to check is the harness connector(s) under that seat. If you rotated the seat at all, you might have pulled them (or the wiring) apart.
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Check if battery disconnect switch is off. Lots of stuff doesn't work if it is off.
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Check if battery disconnect switch is off. Lots of stuff doesn't work if it is off.
I second the battery disconnect. I paniced when my drivers seat went dead, until I noticed the coach batteries were disconnected.

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Check the connectors under the seat. My wiring did not have enough slack and finally disconnected itself after some usage of moving the seats.
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Thanks a lot for all the helpful replies I finally found the problem it was a pinched wire between the rails of the passenger seat it created a dead short and when I found the fuse in the compartment with the batteries (the last place I looked an hour and a half later)It was so hot I burnt my fingers pulling it out just have to get a set of connectors tomorrow Thanks Again
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