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RE: Help finding fuse box on 97 Monaco Executive
Thank you all for the help. Yes Dennis, I did find the fuses. LOL. Sorry I did not post sooner. I have been very busy with this rig doing a Microphor toilet shell exchange and an Aquahot troubleshoot/major service. The fuse panel was exactly where CLefor said it was. I lifted that panel and Eureka!(I am from California so I had to throw that in there). Found the offending fuse and all is right again. Thank you all for your input. Rich
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No Hurry-No Worry
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12/09/11 10:27am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Awning fabric stretched from water on it.........
You will need a new tube and fabric. It is very difficult to straighten those aluminum tubes. More trouble than it is worth. Once the fabric stretches like that it's done too. Sorry.
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No Hurry-No Worry
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12/03/11 08:14pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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Help finding fuse box on 97 Monaco Executive
I have looked in the front run electric bay compartment under driver and in front of left wheel. There are minimal house fuses there. There must be another fuse panel located somewhere. On my 2001 it is in the closet but I will be darned if I can find it anywhere in this 97. The problem I am having is the sconce lights and under cabinet lights on the passenger side do not work. Has to be a fuse somewhere.........Help?
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No Hurry-No Worry
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12/03/11 08:11pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Can't change light bulb (no, not a joke :-/)
A pic would help. I ran into this on a rig a few weeks ago. Same type of light fixture. There is a ridge or lip about 1/4" bigger than the glass and I had to get a sharp pointed tool and pry ever so carefully. The glass and surrounding flange dropped down and gave me access to the bulb. By the way, the bulb was not blown and tapping on the fixture brought the light on. That fixture and 7 others in the ceiling all came on after tapping on them. Strange stuff. Good luck and try tapping.
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No Hurry-No Worry
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09/27/11 10:39am |
Tech Issues
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