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Originally Posted by bjones62
Had a blown fuse on my 2017 Citation, neither Thor nor Mercedes could point me to the simple location of the fuse. Couldn't find in posts here either so I had to discover on my own. Let me save you the trouble.
1. Blown Fuse from faulty trailer connector.
2. Fuse Location - Under Drivers Seat
3. Three Red In Line Fuses 1-7.5amp 2-15amp
To get to them
1. Remove drivers seat - they are to short to pull out of the trap door on side of the fuse box. Four star shaped bolts, 7/16 socket will fit them.
2. Lean seat back to access fuses on the back side of seat base.
3. Check all three fuses, only one of mine was blown and it controlled the Brake/Blinker lights for rear of coach as well as the trailer connector.
Good Luck - Neither Thor nor Mercedes were helpful and actually had it in for repairs at both and neither would even look claiming it was the others responsibility.
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I recently had this same issue with my 2017 Citation 24ss. After looking in the manuals, calling several RV repair facilities, Mercedes, etc. I began removing every fuse. Once I removed, inspected, and replaced every fuse to no avail, I started to look deeper into where other wires may be located.
I finally found three wires, with fuses, under the driver's seat. They are difficult to get to, but, once you have them, there is enough play to pull them to the side of the seat. The first two were fine, however, when inspecting the last fuse, a 15-amp, I found that it was blown. I replaced it and the issue was resolved. If you need pictures, let me know and I can take some so you have a point of reference. You do not need to remove the entire seat and frame.