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Originally Posted by Micky/John
Thanks ok, the service people said it might be the storage use solenoid but were unable to locate it. Will look under the refrigerator as you said.
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The main control panel (where your circuit breakers & 12v fuses live) has a narrow access panel to its right. Pop off that panel and look on the floor for the solenoid. It should be right there if not a little pushed to the right behind the air return grill.
Also, did you measure 12v at the coach batteries? If so, you should have 12v on one side of the solenoid with the coach switch in the "store" position & 12v on both sides of the solenoid with that switch in the "ON" position.
Be aware, there may be other fuses in that circuit.
To test the solenoid you can apply 12v to the low power wires (that come from the front wall switch) and see if the solenoid activates. Could be a bad switch.
Also, in a pinch, you could jump out the solenoid completely by moving one heavy battery wire to the post with the other battery wire....effectively removing that solenoid & its control circuit from the system.....but only do this in an emergency & only if you know what you're doing.
Hope this helps.
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