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Old 03-27-2021, 07:06 PM   #1
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Electrical problem

My Dad has a 2001 40ft Endeavor motor home. Plugged into city power. Only have power in the bedroom, which is in the back of the rig. No breakers are tripped. Is there an inline fuse somewhere that runs to the front
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There may be circuit breakers on the inverter charger. Its down in a compartment near the batteries.

Some inverters have kind of hidden push button breakers on the side you wouldn't look on.
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Questions .

12 volt power for lights or 120 volt power for outlets and appliances ( fridge , microwave ).

What kind of city power ?

15 amp outlet at your house ? Or 50 amp power in an RV park ?

If at a park have you flipped the post circuit breaker on and off ?
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Old 03-28-2021, 09:32 AM   #4
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My rig has circuit breakers on the inverter that would cause a similar issue. The inverter on mine is located in a area that is accessed thru the storage area under the RV. I must craw into the storage area to reach the inverter.
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Ditto on more voltage info needed.
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