Fuses

[Bradsr51]

I've been reading my manual to learn about the 2010 Jayflight G2 25RKS we recently purchased. Is it me or does Jayco need to put more into their manuals making them more specific? I tried to find a listing of fuses so I could get spares and couldn't find any such list. I'm waiting for the parts dept. to get back to me via email. Most of the fuses are available at auto parts stores, but the 20 amp for the slide out is different than the rest.

 

[Quahog]

Does this help? It's on page 89 in the PDF.

http://www.jayco.com/pdfs/prod_owners_manual_filename_66.pdf

 

[Phar0e]

Good to know!

 

[edatlanta]

I think the op is concerned about all of the other fuses other than those in the fuse panel. Inline fuses in the battery compartment, front jacks for those of us with 5'ers, etc. There seem to be inline fuses everywhere.

I buy spares whenever I run across another one that I didn't have already.

 

[Quahog]

Ed, you probably have a lot more in-line fuses than we do on the JayFlights. I only know of one and that's on the positive side of the battery.

 

[rodro123]

Yes I was able to buy extra fuses at Walmart for 5,10,15,20 & 30 plastic type fuses but I'm unable to find the large metal fuses at any stores. I may have to google them.

 

[Bradsr51]

Duh! Sorry, couldn't see the forest for the trees. Must have had a senior moment. Seems like they're becoming more frequent. Especially since I'm trying to take everything in and make sure I know what to do and not to do when taking the Jayflight out. Thanks everyone for your quick replies.

Brad

 

[Rustic Eagle]

Don't know if it's typical on all Jayco models, but my hot water heater has a 2amp fuse which is accessible from outside my TT by removing the hot water heater panel.

http://www.jaycoowners.com/showthread.php?t=4330&highlight=fuse

Bob