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Old 01-29-2011, 09:31 PM   #1
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There is a small air compresser in the front compartment driver side. It don,t run . Where can i look for fuse or power source ? this compresser levels the coach , 2000 Country coach Intriuge. Thanks Benchrest
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There are more than one power source and over current protection devices. Is this an HWH system? You should have an electrical compartment for the chassis at the rear of the coach where there are relays, fuses and circuit breakers. Also probably a panel in the center of the coach, basement compartment behind an access cover. HWH will also have a control box with fuses behind a clear plastic cover. Does the system touch pad light up?
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Your CC manuals will show the fuse locations. You can ID the wire number to the compressor and then find it in the wiring schematics or list and trace that wire to its beginning.

Fuse 31 for Air Leveling is in the front basement compartment of my rig forward of the pilot seat.

I do not see a fuse for the electric leveling compressor, however.

On my older rig, there are chassis related fuses in the front driver side compartment in a vertical mounted white box and house related 12vdc fuses in a compartment forward of the 1st basement bay where the inverter, transfer switch etc are mounted. I have to crawl into the bay to access this area.
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