Fuse Box Question

[DivaFarmer]

I just moved into a 2019 Cedar Creek Champagne and the door to the fuse box is missing. If anyone owns this model, could you take a picture of the inside of door so I know which fuse goes to what. Thanks!,

 

[TacomaJoe]

I made mine a detective project and worked out where each device got power and which breaker or fuse controlled what. Made a chart for future reference.

 

[NMWildcat]

Unfortunately, even if someone has the exact same model and year as yours, it doesn't mean the fuses are in the same place. Depends on who was working on the line that day

 

[Reverse_snowbird]

FYI
Fuses are used for the 12v things in your rig (overhead lights, electronic ignition for your appliances, furnace fans, propane detector......
Circuit breakers control the 120v things in your rig.... microwave, outlets, etc.
Now when you're plugged into shore power, everything in your rig will then be powered by the shore power including the 12v items.

The best way to tell what is controlled by the circuit breakers is to turn every thing on and then turn off the circuit breakers one by one and mark what's turned off. The outlets will need something plugged into them to tell what goes out. As NMWildcat points out, the results can vary on the same model.

 

[LittleBill]

I don't think the OP is asking about the fuses themselves but about the door (cover) that drops down exposing the fuses/circuit breakers. I don't have a picture of my 2018 36CK2 Hathaway but if you are not having any luck, try the factory or Amish Family RV Service (260) 593-0951. Orvan and his crew only work on Cedar Creeks and may even have what you need in stock. If not they may be able to help you determine where you might find one.

Good Luck and be safe -

 

[Reverse_snowbird]

I don't think the OP is asking about the fuses themselves but about the door (cover) that drops down exposing the fuses/circuit breakers. I don't have a picture of my 2018 36CK2 Hathaway but if you are not having any luck, try the factory or Amish Family RV Service (260) 593-0951. Orvan and his crew only work on Cedar Creeks and may even have what you need in stock. If not they may be able to help you determine where you might find one.

Good Luck and be safe -

I read that a bit differently.
While the door is definitely missing, I think they were more concerned that the missing door contained the sticker that is labeled with which fuse/circuit breaker controls what circuit in the trailer.
We had a trailer where the label was right next to each fuse/breaker.
Others have a label on the door(cover). When that cover is missing, you've got to put on your detective's hat to find out what fuse/breaker controls things.

Your suggestions about where to locate the actual metal/plastic cover are good ones.

 

[D W]

Unfortunately, even if someone has the exact same model and year as yours, it doesn't mean the fuses are in the same place. Depends on who was working on the line that day

X2. The circuit fusing is not standardized. Best bet is to use a DC circuit tracer. It will save you time and aggravation.

Amazon.com

 

[Aussieguy]

and 2 of the 12v fuses may be 30 or 40 amps
these will most likely be the converter reverse polarity
there should be the words reverse printed on the green circuit board

They are easy to see. ... don't bother pulling them as they will cut off the converter and you'll have NO 12v power

 

[LittleBill]

I just moved into a 2019 Cedar Creek Champagne and the door to the fuse box is missing. If anyone owns this model, could you take a picture of the inside of door so I know which fuse goes to what. Thanks!,

I read that a bit differently.
While the door is definitely missing, I think they were more concerned that the missing door contained the sticker that is labeled with which fuse/circuit breaker controls what circuit in the trailer.
We had a trailer where the label was right next to each fuse/breaker.
Others have a label on the door(cover). When that cover is missing, you've got to put on your detective's hat to find out what fuse/breaker controls things.

Your suggestions about where to locate the actual metal/plastic cover are good ones.

I agree I missed the part about needing the door in order to find which fuse goes with what. Sorry for my misinterpretation of OP's need.

Be safe -

 

[Reverse_snowbird]

I agree I missed the part about needing the door in order to find which fuse goes with what. Sorry for my misinterpretation of OP's need.

Be safe -

No worries. I've misread many a post and unless I'd had a rig with labels on the door, I wouldn't have thought of it.