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Automotive
12 Volt System
The
Chevrolet
fuse
block is
located
under
the
dash
to
the
left
of
the
steering
column.
The
fuses
are
marked for taillights, wipers, etc. as
you
would
commonly
see
in
any
passenger car.
Directly
below
the
Chevrolet
fuse
block is a double strip of fuses that
are used to supply power to Airstream
automotive accessories.
The
Airstream
automotive
fuses
are
illustrated below.
The fuses in the
left
side
are
only
"hot"
when
the
ignition switch is on.
The upper fuses
on the right are
"hot"
at all times
except when the disconnect switch by
the
main
door
is
turned
off.
The
lower
fuses
on
the
right
side
feed
memory circuits and will always have
power unless
the
automotive
battery
cables are disconnected.
Power for the fuse strips is picked up
from the isolator via a 50 amp circuit
breaker
and
a
solenoid.
If
the
solenoid ever needs replaced be sure
the
replacement
is
rated
for
continuous
duty.
Some
starter
solenoids
will
appear
identical,
but
may
not
even
last
a
week
in
continuous use environment.
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