Apologies if this has been discussed previously but my search didn't get any hits.
I would like to know the circuits that each fuse protects on my 2019 Isata 5 30 FW. The fuse panel is above the entrance door and has a code below each fuse but no translation as to the circuit it protects.
If a fuse blew it would take forever to tie it to a power out situation. There must be a diagram available somewhere?
Actually if you click on the middle button of the screen on the panel, it brings up a menu. One of the items in that menu is fuse identification or something like that. If you scroll through that list it gives the fuse description along with the code labeled on it.
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Actually if you click on the middle button of the screen on the panel, it brings up a menu. One of the items in that menu is fuse identification or something like that. If you scroll through that list it gives the fuse description along with the code labeled on it.
Thanks Brian....On my panel you push "Fuse" twice and a list appears! Coming up on a year of ownership and almost 7,000 trouble free miles.
I was out in our New 16 X 40 enclosed RV building just sitting in "Big Red" when I was asked how do you tell what each fuse controls? You never stop learning.
Glad to hear that worked. I suppose they can give me a printed layout for each circuit. We're still hopeful we can make this available to all....but the legal department has put the brakes on this until we get the "disclaimer" language right.
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Glad to hear that worked. I suppose they can give me a printed layout for each circuit. We're still hopeful we can make this available to all....but the legal department has put the brakes on this until we get the "disclaimer" language right.
Understand the "Legal Department" reviews. Worked in finance 43 years for the largest defense contractor in the US......Good Luck with that
Sure would be handy though since the main breakers in the back are clearly labeled.
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