Partial Dash DC Power loss

[aedens318]

I have a 2004 Georgetown XL 370ts that has lost power to dash radio, power to reading lights controlled by dash switch, DC dash power outlet and power to the jack controls. I have checked for blown fuses and they all test good. Any ideas where I should check next?

[cfsoistman]

We lost the radio, map lights and 12 DC Outlet on our ride home the day we picked our coach up. The levelers worked though. When I took it back to the dealer for misc. other things they told me they replaced fuses behind the radio. There are a couple fuses under the dash which are in-line fuses. I'd start looking at these next.

[rxfiller]

Our last trip, we lost power to the radio, cigarette lighter, aux power outlet under the dash and some other stuff. It was a fuse under the dash by the steering column. The fuse was NOT labeled radio or anything like that on the fuse box diagram. I can't remember exactly what it was called, but it was dedicated for use on the build out. We only found it by pulling them all....

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by rxfiller

Our last trip, we lost power to the radio, cigarette lighter, aux power outlet under the dash and some other stuff. It was a fuse under the dash by the steering column. The fuse was NOT labeled radio or anything like that on the fuse box diagram. I can't remember exactly what it was called, but it was dedicated for use on the build out. We only found it by pulling them all....

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[aedens318]

You were right it was an obscure fuse that was the problem. Thank you.

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by aedens318

You were right it was an obscure fuse that was the problem. Thank you.

So where was it located?

[aedens318]

The fuse panel by the steering column. Fuse 16 was the bad fuse and per the book is a body builder fuse. The strange thing is I checked all fuses first but the all tested good. I had the dash torn apart tracing wires, checking connections and checking voltages. Sure glad I checked the fuses again or there is no telling how much I would have torn up looking for the problem.