Hello folks - Just returned from a six week trip to Fla which revealed some occasional electrical gremlins in our 2011 Georgetown 360F. On traveling through Ala & Fla (warmer climate area's) and arriving at our selected RV park for the night or extended stay we would have the following issues while setting up. After putting out the 2 slides & extending the leveling jacks, running the shore line, hooking up the water and sewer lines, of which I consider all the hard chores, I would start on the less intensive labor projects such as turning on the satellite antenna, turning on the local tv antenna with power boost - after the satellite antenna fails to power on, but low & behold the power boost on this system fails to power up also. To top all of this off I find that I cannot raise or lower the power shade (sun visor for front windshield). This condition will last from 15 min to as much as 1 hour - then presto all three (3) items power up on their own as I have left all 3 on/off switches in the on position.
My Georgetown dealer technician tells me that all three (3) items operate off the same 12 volt line that is running from the coaches house batteries located under the entrance steeps of the coach. I was told to find the 15 amp fuse that powers this 12 volt line and to check it if perhaps it is corroded or loose or faulty. I have located the fuse in question, replaced with a tested new one, checked the little clamps that holds it in place for corrosion. Upon continuing our trip the next day or whenever, after driving for 3,4, 5 or 6 hrs and stopping and setting up ----- same problem!!!! Any one have any ideas or solutions.......