You will have to have a tester handy when you get to the fuse panel.
This is just a clue as there are other electrical issues that cause components to not start.
The first clue will be that specific component in your RV or trailer will not work. Some people do not know or can tell if the fuse has blown or not. There is no such thing as a stupid question. It all depends on how the RV makers wire their RVs and trailers. Since those components are in different locations the fuse panel should be closer to the batteries but not always. With all of that said, you should look for the fuse panel somewhere between the battery and the 12-volt components they are protecting. This means you should carry a few spares to make sure you are covered when they blow. It is not a difficult job to do that, just make sure to turn the main power off before making the change. Then you need to keep in the back of your mind that you cannot reset fuses. Some trailer models come with one electrical current and not both but those are usually the smaller ones with few features inside. Then you should be aware that both RVs and trailers have fuses and breakers unless they are wired differently. Do not confuse the two as they are often located, but not always, near each other. One of the first things you should learn about an RV is that breakers are for 110 volts AC and that fuses are for 12-volt DC electrical currents.
So you can see that it is not going to be easy all the time to find the fuse box. These answers were for the 2020 Imagine XLS 22RBE. One answer was in the bedroom, near the floor and facing the kitchen. But finding them may be a bit of a game as one member of a discussion forum posted this same question and he was getting different answers from owners of the same RV model. The two electrical components are often in the same location. Usually, if you find the fuse panel, you will also find the circuit breaker panel. If your owner’s manual doesn’t tell you the exact location, you would have to call the dealer and ask him. Or they may be hidden in a cupboard or under a bed. The different companies find different locations that they think will be the best fit for those models.įor example on some older or even newer models, the fuse panel could be hidden under the RV storage compartment. When RV makers roll out newer models they usually make design changes. This will be determined by the year and model of your RV.
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