Can't Find the Power Center

[cgood]

Hubby and I are clueless. We are trying to check fuses because no appliances including A/C are working. We recently had the generator repaired but it only will run the lights.

[Grumpy]

The geny has it's own main breaker under the cover next to the start/stop button, check that.

[tom35758]

Don't know which 'C' you have but most have circuit breakers on the left side of the bed, below the mattress

[charley patton]

does your coach have a precision circuits control panel above the kitchen sink? scroll thru the panel screen and see if any devices are "shed."

let me know what it says

[Bluesky46]

My circuit breakers are at the foot of the bed. But it’s frustrating because there are other fuses. Some behind the dash, some under the hood, some behind the step, and a couple behind the house batteries. Those are just the ones I know of.

[gregowens1]

I have been following the comments on this request. My 2005 Jayco Seneca coach power would not come back on after I turned it off. I checked the breakers and then found a fuse above the battery case. Removed it to check it and it was still good. When I replaced it in the unit the power came back on, but my cab stereo which is connected to the coach batteries did not come back on. You had mentioned a fuse group under the hood, I don’t see one I’m mine. Any ideas would be helpful

Greg Owens

[WinnieView]

Originally Posted by gregowens1

I have been following the comments on this request. My 2005 Jayco Seneca coach power would not come back on after I turned it off. I checked the breakers and then found a fuse above the battery case. Removed it to check it and it was still good. When I replaced it in the unit the power came back on, but my cab stereo which is connected to the coach batteries did not come back on. You had mentioned a fuse group under the hood, I don’t see one I’m mine. Any ideas would be helpful

Greg Owens

There are 12 Volt fuse groups under the hood, under the dash, in the bedroom, and in the coach battery bay.