12v Fuse Panel

BrentHG · Aug 3, 2015

My 2000 Winne Adventurer 35 has a 12v fuse panel on the left side of the steering wheel when I raise the dash up. I looked through all the manuals that came with my coach, but there's nothing on this fuse panel. Does anyone have a diagram of these fuses and what circuits they power? See attached photo.

John Canfield · Aug 3, 2015

Those look like chassis fuses, call or email Winnebago Owner Relations.

BrentHG · Aug 3, 2015

John Canfield said:
Those look like chassis fuses, call or email Winnebago Owner Relations.

I found the manual online at: http://www.fleet.ford.com/partsandservice/owner-manuals/

Glad to have something to reference now, but I didn't see a fuse on this panel that operates the Kwikee Step automatic ON/OFF switch on the left side wall of the entrance. There's gotta be a fuse somewhere.

Rene T · Aug 3, 2015

Sometimes if there is a plastic cover, all the fuse locations,functions will be on the inside surface of the cover.

John Canfield · Aug 3, 2015

BrentHG said:
....I didn't see a fuse on this panel that operates the Kwikee Step automatic ON/OFF switch on the left side wall of the entrance. There's gotta be a fuse somewhere.

The Kwikee steps probably wouldn't be fused with the other Ford chassis fuses.

Cornhusker_LifeMember · Aug 3, 2015

Brent,
I too have been on the journey searching for CBs. Today I found my 1998 Itasca's looking just like yours. Those seven on the top are the ones you are interested in. Take a flash light and look straight forward from that panel about 8" and you will see letting and a diagram telling you which fuse is which. I believe I saw one for steps on that panel. Now read my post! What an adventure! I'm a college graduate and it took me 4 days to find these things!!!

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