Where can I find the fuse for slide out on a Rockwood Roo 21ss

[shawndfr]

Hi just wondering where I would locate the slideout fuse on a rockwood Roo 21ss..


Thank You

-Shawn

[TURBS]

It will most likely be in you power center/ converter box .
It will be a push in automotive style .
I would recommend going to your parts store and replacing it with an auto resetting circuit breaker of the same amps .
look in here .

[shawndfr]

Thanks for the reply.. This was the first place I looked but none of the fuses were labled with slideout.

[TURBS]

mine wasn't either when it blew. I just had to check them all till I found the one that was blown .
use a simple volt ohm meter to check each side of the fuse or simply pull each one to verify that its not blown .
one other thing to check is they may have put a resettable circuit breaker just off your battery positive cable . look closely it will have a little tiny button to reset .

[TURBS]

by the way if you don't have a simple volt ohm meter you better invest in one . YOU will need it sooner than later with a camper/tt/5er . They should give you one when you buy a camper .

[baldy]

Mine is under the front right outside (looking at the front of the TT). There is also a junction box under there. It is in a green fuse holder. 30A. Used to blow it all the time and then found chaffed wire and haven't had a problem since. I carry many spares just in case.

[ahanebrink]

Would this be the same location on the 23ss??? I think I may have blown mine

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by ahanebrink

Would this be the same location on the 23ss??? I think I may have blown mine

its very possible . otherwise i posted in your post about one possibly being real close to your battery .
fyi I would replace it with an auto reseting curcuit breaker of the same amps.

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by ahanebrink

Would this be the same location on the 23ss??? I think I may have blown mine

if you're looking for the converter/fuse/breaker panel, it's under the fridge in my '07 23SS.

but there are other fuses in other places, depends on what's going wrong.

[J Stepler]

I'm new to this site and I'm having the same problem with my slide. I've checked the switch that activates the slide motor, the fuse next to the battery their OK. I've checked the panel box too. Are you talking about a fuse in the panel box or a circuit breaker. The fuses are labeled and all seem fine the circuit breakers don't seem to be tripped, I've reset them, so I'm really at a loss.

[baldy]

Check for voltage at the motor. Check for chaffed wires If voltage is good the motor is shot. You will need someone on the switch.