Fuses not identified in the bathroom

[Stacy S]

I have a 2007 Travel Supreme Select, 45’ rear bedroom with a changing area.

The fuse panel in the bathroom, has nothing to identify the fuses.

My toilet quit working. When I press the flush button or the fill button on the unit, it does nothing. In the past, if I pressed the fill button more than 8-10 times, it would quit working for a while. I’m guessing the relay would trip, then after a while, it would reset. Now, it will not do anything.

Sooooo, it would be great, if someone could post a pic identifying the fuses, and tell me where the relay is.

When I get posting a pic figured out, I’ll post pics of my electrical panels

Thanks in advance !

[Camp CA]

This is an opportunity to test and label each circuit. Good way to get familar with your electrical system for future troubleshooting when circuits stop working. Suggest purchasing a maintenance manual for $26 here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/6352516...ome-operations, which has a wiring diagram.

[Stacy S]

I’m looking for an easier way to identify 30 fuses.

[justaroamer]

If you have the Intellitec system (button pads for lights, curtains, etc.)
Then the fuses you refer to may be for that system. The toilet fuse in mine is next to the main breaker box.

[Don Alan]

Stacy , did you find the fuse ? My Limited is doing the same thing too.

[The Driver]

Despite their proximity to each other, I don't believe the Intellitec fuse system has anything to do with the potty.