Fuse Location for LP Detector

scusset1 · 06-26-2019, 04:53 PM

Hi folks!
My LP detector has expired and is beeping. I purchased the identical unit and attempted to install it without cutting the 12v power supply and cut the black and red wire at the same time. Bone head move I know but I am still learning... Anyways, does anyone know where the fuse is for the LP detector for a Georgetown 378XL (2014)
Many thanks!

kenandterry · 06-26-2019, 05:28 PM

A lot of us have found there are 3 standalone fuses in the area under your steps near your house batteries.

One is for the awning, one for the steps, one for the LP detector.
They’re not labeled, so just pull a fuse and see what happens, and label them yourself.

scusset1 · 06-26-2019, 05:38 PM

Near the big main fuse I assume. I will try it tomorrow. thanks so much!

kenandterry · 06-26-2019, 06:12 PM

If yours is like ours.....you’ll see these rogue wires with in line fuses running directly to the positive post of your house batteries.
One at a time...pull the fuse, and label the function.

Mr. October · 06-27-2019, 06:40 AM

It is one of the direct battery connections. Mine is a red wire. Specifically, the red wire leading away from the battery. They are all the same color at the connection where the fuse is wire in. It should be a 5 amp job. I remove mine all the time in storage because the off-gassing regularly sets it off.

bubbles · 06-27-2019, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by scusset1

Hi folks!
My LP detector has expired and is beeping. I purchased the identical unit and attempted to install it without cutting the 12v power supply and cut the black and red wire at the same time. Bone head move I know but I am still learning... Anyways, does anyone know where the fuse is for the LP detector for a Georgetown 378XL (2014)
Many thanks!

My 2012 GT 378 has the LP inline fuse connected to the battery control center(BCC) box on one of the side connections. That connection allows the LP detector to be disconnected when the batteries are disconnected. Your 2014 GT 378 may be the same in that the LP detector fuse is not connected directly to the battery. It is a green 5 amp fuse holder. If it's not connected to the BCC then it will be connected as previously noted.

mbtelguy · 07-30-2019, 04:06 PM

scusset1
If this a Model 7719 Gas Leak Detector and powered as per OEM, it derives power as required from both the Coach 12VDC or the Chassis 12VDC. It maybe that fuse you blew was not the Coach fuse identified by others on this forum.
Maybe some one reading this may know where the Chassis fuse is located.

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