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Old 05-26-2014, 01:38 AM   #1
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Question New member, new to class a. Need electrical help

Not new to rving. started with VW camper to tent trailer to 24ft class c to a 26ft class c and now a class a. Live and travel most in Wa.
I just bought a 34ft 91 fleetwood bounder with chevy chassis. Right now the jacks, control/status panel and inverter for front tv are not working and seem to have no power . I have found 3 fuse panels (coach 120v-12v, panel in engine compartment, and the chassis panel under the dash cluster. found a couple bad fuses that solved other minor issues but nothing that restored power to these accessories and i need to start using it soon.
Any help would really be appreciated! Thanks
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Welcome to IRV2! It's great to have you join the crew!

Sorry I can't help with your questions. Enjoy the forum!

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Welcome. There is a Bounder forum on yahoo groups that might be able to help if you don't get any replies here.
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Glad to have you aboard. My inverter has its own separate inline fuse, maybe these components are wired in the same way. just my humble opinion (jmho)
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Glad to have you here with us. Your inverter should have two fuses on it, they are the pop up type, see if one has tripped and push to reset. I hope this helps.
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There've been rumors that the ignition switch can be overloaded causing problems such as these...use your VOM and check around.
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you will need a wiring Diagram to start tracing wires could be a simple bad ground.
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