100 amp breaker location

[jmjah2018]

We have 2013 Tuscany 40EX. Does anyone know where the breaker is located for the jacks motor? It is not in the coach battery bay as Thor said it would be. Jacks are out and will not retract no power to the motor.

[rvman]

The breaker is typically on the wall in the battery Bay but here is a manual I found that may help. It may look like this one also.


https://images.app.goo.gl/kCoynEaoqyYe2M2XA


https://www.manualslib.com/manual/82...y.html?page=94

Hope that helps.

[lwmcguire]

Mine has an inline breaker near the hydraulic motor

Check the wiring closely from the motor to where they disappear

[TurnerFam]

these 'breakers' are actually called FUSE BUSSES, but are rated at 50amp or 100amp, etc,. and look like a little simple block device where several large battery wires connect to, usually mounted on the WALL of the HOUSE Battery bay - if a YELLOW or RED 'flag' is protruding, that means it has 'tripped' - simply push the flag back in and you can then go back on your merry way : )

[lwmcguire]

Curious if the OP got underway
The engine has to be running as well before getting power just in case and park has to be set although don't know about your coach for sure

[TurnerFam]

no, on these diesel coaches, like mine, it's likely that the engine does not need to be running, only that the 'ignition' is in the 'on' position, though most folks WILL run their leveling system while the engine is still on.

also, since the air brakes are certainly already pulled to keep the coach still, there's no issue with that. If, though, you try to move the coach(put it into gear) while the legs are still deployed, the emergency alert and alarms will go off, and the system will bring up the legs automatically.... as my LCI LevelUp system does.

[jmjah2018]

You helped me find the breaker, thanks

[jmjah2018]

I found the breaker in front end of the Tuscany mounted on the firewall, it was tripped and when reset everything is normal.

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by TurnerFam

these 'breakers' are actually called FUSE BUSSES,

Never heard of a FUSE BUSS (and neither has Google) but I have heard of BUSS FUSES and they are fuses and fusible links.

Search for DC breakers and guess what you get?

[rvman]

Glad your all set!