2005 Jayfeather 25E. Where is fuse/breaker panel located?

[crtfour]

This trailer is new to me and I can't seem to locate the breaker box. The owner's manual shows a diagram of a typical box layout, but does not mention the location. I have looked in every cabinet and removed obviously removal panel, but still can't seem to find it.


Thank you,


Rob

[bedrck46]

I have an 04 25E the box is in a panel under the rear bed Look and you should see the box in plain sight just remove the cover

Look at the attached pic Its the black box just above the floor

[bedrck46]

BTW Welcome to the Forum

[crtfour]

Thank you so much! I saw that box but didn't notice the removable cover at first. Wow yours looks just like mine on the inside.

Thanks for the welcome. This is our first travel trailer and we stayed in it for the first time last night. So far so good except it seems as though the propane leaked out of both tanks overnight (they were closed though), so probably need to look for a leak. Other than that all was good.


Rob

[bedrck46]

Mix up a soapy solution and apply it around all propane fittings Look for any bubbles as that will be where the leaks are. Also check the hoses thar connect from the tanks to the regulator and from the regulator to the main pipe connection.



Check the dates on the propane and if more than 12 years old replace them What I do rather than having them re-inspected is to exchange them for newer tanks THAT WAY I get tanks that have newer dates and then Ican get them refilled

look at the DOT DATE on your tires if older than 5/6 years replace them

[bedrck46]

Make sure you check the bolts that hold down the A/C unit and tighten them down if needed to make sure the gasket is snug. Look at the attached link for information on what to do and look for


http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f3...tml#post117437

[bedrck46]

sending you a PM

[crtfour]

Thanks for all the great information Bob. As for the tires, yes I immediately replaced them as they were date coded late 2004.