I have a 95 Marquis. I lost the lights to my Kit, Dining, Bath, and Bed. Only the 120V house lights. I have searched high and low for connections and the power source. No breakers tripped in panel or inverter. All switches have only 2 wires - one power feed and one to the fixture. I cant for the life of me figure where the power is fed from. Any ideas??
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Might be a ground issue on a main ground. As they are 12 volt do you have power at switch, if not there is a fuze hidden some god fore-saken spot that he only knows where it is. Jim
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Most lights in an RV are 12 volt, as rvjimmy said. Do they work when you are plugged in to electricity?
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