axis awning lite fuse

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Is the awning lite fuse behind switch on axis? Is it a glass fuse? Thanks

[Oneilkeys]

It is one of the fuses underneath the fridge in that brown box - converter. It is one of the the 11 fuses in a row on the right- not one of the circuit breakers. Look and see if possibly the LED got disconnected where the awning meets the coach. That sometimes happens.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Is this on the axis? Is there no fuse behind the switch like I have read about on other messages?

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Is there a fuse behind switch on axis

[Oneilkeys]

This is the Axis. The switch under the fridge is labeled for the Awning. You may have confused the discussions about the Use/Store switch.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Is the fuse under the closet? Mine is 25.2.

[Oneilkeys]

I don't know exactly where it is in the 25.2, but in the 24.1 it is directly underneath the refrigerator. It is a square brown cover with a WCFO symbol on it. You push the middle of the top of the door in the top half of the cover and it pops open to access the 12v fuses and 120v circuit breakers.

[bevedfelker]

Hugh -- the fuses oneilkeys was talking about on the power distribution portion of the converter. The converter is that big ugly brown box that hums when you have shore power on. Not sure where it is located on the 25.2, but on my 24.1 it is in the hallway on the passenger side at floor level under the refrigerator.

Here is a picture of it with the access door open. The fuses for the DC circuits are down the right side. The circuit breakers for the AC circuits are down the left side. The Awning LED lights are 12 VDC so they'd be controlled by the fuses.

On mine (and hopefully yours if Thor wired yours the same as mine) fuse #11 (the one on the bottom is for the awning). There is only one fuse for the awning so I assume it controls the LED strip and the awning motor. If the motor is working then the fuse is good and I'd agree with Oneilkeys that it might have become disconnected where the motor is, or there might be a broken wire.

[bevedfelker]

There is also a triple switch that is not labled on the side of the kitchen cabinet in the stairwell. The left switch is porch light, middle is for the inside ceiling lights, and right switch is for the awning lights. It's also possible there is an in-line fuse on wires going to the awning light switch (but I'm not sure nor have I ever checked).

Just be sure the switch is on for the LEDs to be on.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

I'm talking led lights awning works. Sorry I wasn't plain

[bevedfelker]

That's what my 2 posts were referencing -- the LED lights on the edge of the awning. The bottom fuse provides 12VDC power to the awning. The right hand switch turns on the LED lights.

I don't want to insult you -- but you were turning on the awning LED lights with the right hand switch, right? And now they don't come on when you turn the switch. If the motor ran to extend the awning then there is 12VDC going to the awning. Check the wiring at the back of that right hand switch for the awning lights -- there might be an in-line fuse on the wire. Also check to be sure the wire leads going to the LED strip right where the motor is on the awning does not have a broken or disconnected lead.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Thanks go it