fuse for air conditioning

[HikerBob]

I have a 2016 Thor Hurricane 2016 31s with a F53 chassis. The air conditioning is not working. I found the fuse for the air pump clutch, but I think there is another fuse. On the dash board by the heater controls. When I push the button for the air conditioning (the button with the snowflake) it use to turn blue when pressed. Is there a fuse for that?

 

[John From Detroit]

Likely a fuse or circuit breaker. also a light bulb.
However I found on my RV the AC was NOT connected to the labeled fuse but to another one.... I just flat got lucky finding the faulty, in my case, circuit breaker.

 

[Lou Schneider]

Likely a fuse or circuit breaker. also a light bulb.
However I found on my RV the AC was NOT connected to the labeled fuse but to another one.... I just flat got lucky finding the faulty, in my case, circuit breaker.

Read the post again, John. He,'s asking about the dash air, not the roof air.

 

[Ray-IN]

Yes there are fuses, but testing with a VOM is the only way to find the problem.Begin checking at the A/C controls for power then follow the wiring. If the A/C system is low on refrigerant, it will not operate. So that must be checked with a set of gauges before chasing an electrical problem.
This might be useful, assuming your MH has this brand: Evans Tempcon all-electric A/C service manual

 

[Kirk]

Based on the F53 fuse diagram, fuse 23 is the blower motor on the main power fuse block.

 

[John From Detroit]

Read the post again, John. He,'s asking about the dash air, not the roof air.

And I'm talking about the Dash Air not the Roof air.
I ended up on my back under the dash and finally found the wire labeled as I recall HEVAC (may have been Heater) trace to the fuse block connection AUX-1 As I recall (not Heater) Aux-1 was a defective Short Stop Circuit Breaker Heater was a fuse socket. New breaker and I was cool. At lest the wires had text labels on 'em.