3011DS 2018 Fuse Location

[Hailey]

I recently lost my gray tank readings on my LCI panel. Black, Fresh, and Propane are working fine. I found a decal in upper kitchen cabinet next to the main fuse panel decal that says "Tank monitor fuses". This is where I'd like to start my trouble shooting, but I have no idea where this fuse panel is located in the coach.
Any Ideas????

[GL1800Rider]

The fuse panel on the 3011 is located under the foot of the bed. You will need your slide extended to access it.

[Hailey]

Thanks for the response, but I'm looking for the TANK MONITOR FUSE panel, not the main fuse panel. The decal that shows it is above the sink, but it does not say where it is located. the decal shows a small panel with just four fuses.
I'm on a three month trip in Florida and have the rig stuffed so its hard to start removing panels and tracing wires with out moving lots of gear. I am hoping someone has see it in their rig. I can't find any reference to in in any of the paperwork or manuals.

Again thanks for the response.
Tom

[Bezzola]

On my 3011ds its at the foot of the bed with all the other fuses

[tkljr]

I don't know the specific answer to the OP's question but on the 301DS there are fuse locations other than the foot of the bed power distribution unit mentioned in previous posts. When my 3011DS was delivered the awning didn't work and the tech said he replaced a fuse behind the panel below the bedroom right side drawers. There are a few in-line fuses underneath the coach by the entry steps and the battery distribution center on the left side of the bottom entry step has some circuit breakers.

[Steeljag]

Hailey, I’ve had no issues with mine, so no hands on experience, but I believe it / they are located behind, and below, the bedroom closet drawers closest to bedroom door !

Hope this helps !

[GL1800Rider]

I had not thought of that area but it makes sense since it's right above the tanks.

[Hailey]

Thanks for all the input. I think the area behind the bedroom drawers is where I'll start. I insulated that area with reflextix last year and I remember lots of wiring in there.

I'll be back in my Miami campground on Friday and will have a chance to start trouble shooting it then.
Tom

[Garrette]

I would pull the LCI panel and check all connections for tightness. Good thing to do even if you are not having problems.