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The 12 volt fuses are located next to the 110 volt breakers.
Thev are the
small
l-\TC
type used by many automobile manufacturers
(GM).
-They are
readily available at most service stations and all automotive stores.
The two digit number on the top of the fuse indicates its amperage rating.
CAUTION:
When replacing fuses always make sure the amperage rating of
the new matches the old.
l-\TC
type fuses are removed by pulling them straight out of the converter.
Normally this can be done with your fingers, but if one is tight the plastic
head of the fuse can be gripped \vith pliers to aid removal.
As viewed from the side. 3n inverted
"U"
is visible through the plastic.
If
the fuse is blown the inverted
L
will
be melted out across the top.
See
Illustration.
GOOD
BLOWN
The
12
volt system provides power to the lights, fans, appliances, pump and
monitor panel.
LIGHTS
The lights all have switches adjacent to them, plus a remote switch on the
bunk lights.
The remote switch is located in the forward end of the'
overhead cabinet on the driver's side.
You
will
appreciate it the first time
someone crawls down
(lilt
Ilf
the bunk and forgets to turn the lights off.
.ccess to the bulbs
h
.'!
1:t'!J
bv squeezing the lens until they are free of
the base.
The
fluore~\
" i !
:ulbs are removed by giving them a quarter turn
and pulling straight
I
'll
t _
!
Iidment type bulbs must be depressed slightly
then twisted counterclo(
h.\
1-('
Llbout one quarter turn to remove.
Bulbs are
available from your dedi"r
r many camping stores.
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