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Waubish · 06-17-2021, 09:13 AM

Hi. I’m a new member and first time posting. New owner of a 2019 Thor Freedom Elite 24FE. So far all problems minor and fixable. Whew. I will list them in a separate thread.
Need help finding the fuse for the USB ports behind the driver’s shoulder — there is a cute little cubby for the USB ports with netting to hold your phone in place. When it was still operating there was a green light. Green light went out and no power to USBs. Been looking at the fuses up front on the drivers side. There are some down by the hood release handle and some more under the driver seat. Nothing appears to be for the USB. Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks.

nodine · 06-18-2021, 04:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Waubish

Hi. I’m a new member and first time posting. New owner of a 2019 Thor Freedom Elite 24FE. So far all problems minor and fixable. Whew. I will list them in a separate thread.
Need help finding the fuse for the USB ports behind the driver’s shoulder — there is a cute little cubby for the USB ports with netting to hold your phone in place. When it was still operating there was a green light. Green light went out and no power to USBs. Been looking at the fuses up front on the drivers side. There are some down by the hood release handle and some more under the driver seat. Nothing appears to be for the USB. Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks.

You should have a power distribution, fuse center, and converter charger all built into a single unit located somewhere in the interior of your coach. It will most likely be brown in color and have a door that you push into to get it to open. Look at the photos I have attached. It will contain both AC circuit breakers for things like wall outlets and the air conditioner, etc. and 12 VDC fuses for items that are connected to the house battery system. Thor and most manufactures gang things together on the same DC fuse but don't usually tell you about all the items on that fuse. For example I contacted them about how to turn off the Winegard Connect on the roof and they said it was on the same fuse as the LP detector. The DC fuses usually have an indicator LED that turns on if the fuse is blown. Go check all the DC fuses in the distribution center when you find it.

You can go to the Thor Customer site and put in your VIN number and find a lot of documentation on your coach.
https://www.thormotorcoach.com/owner-resource/

mikeh2obury · 07-15-2021, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by nodine

You should have a power distribution, fuse center, and converter charger all built into a single unit located somewhere in the interior of your coach. It will most likely be brown in color and have a door that you push into to get it to open. Look at the photos I have attached. It will contain both AC circuit breakers for things like wall outlets and the air conditioner, etc. and 12 VDC fuses for items that are connected to the house battery system. Thor and most manufactures gang things together on the same DC fuse but don't usually tell you about all the items on that fuse. For example I contacted them about how to turn off the Winegard Connect on the roof and they said it was on the same fuse as the LP detector. The DC fuses usually have an indicator LED that turns on if the fuse is blown. Go check all the DC fuses in the distribution center when you find it.

You can go to the Thor Customer site and put in your VIN number and find a lot of documentation on your coach.
https://www.thormotorcoach.com/owner-resource/

The picture on your post shows a typical inverter fuse box. All of the fuses on the right side are for the 12v DC items and the fuses on the left side are the 120V AC breakers for AC appliances and outlets. The 2- 40amp fuses on the right side are the fuses for your charging unit. If the battery isn’t charging when on shore power, check these fuses first.