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Old 11-30-2022, 02:12 PM   #1
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08 Monaco Cayman XL 37 PDQ interior light

I cannot power to the inside interior entry florescent light on the ceiling. There is another switch for this fixture by the bed.
Does anyone know if there is a fuse to this light somewhere and where I might find it?
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Have you found fused for overhead lights. I and others have hidden fuse locations after year/s of ownership.
You really need to test for voltage. Ballast can be bad use known working both bulbs or swap ones in there to test them. One bad will keep both from working.
Two shared light "3way" switches have extra pole on each could fail. Butt connectors above lamp base from rough in electric could be messed up. Also grounds can be a daisy chain. I have dropped out another lamp when poor grounding with 3wires in single butt connector was disturbed/pulled out , when I was working on FF fan vent.
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It appears fuse F5 on the interior 12V fuse panel (see link) is the one for the front ceiling light.
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