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Fuses for Outlets in Bay - LionStar - 02-10-2026

Does anyone know offhand where the fuses are for power outlets in the bays? I have two outlets that have stopped working, on driver and passenger side of same bay. My coach is 2004 quad slide, front entry. Thanks in advance for any help!

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RE: Fuses for Outlets in Bay - Richard - 02-10-2026

Those outlets will be gfi. Make sure that is not tripped. Look close to the inverter in the bay for a small fuse panel

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RE: Fuses for Outlets in Bay - LionStar - 02-11-2026

Thanks for the response. I cannot locate an extra fuse panel close to the inverter. I am attaching photos from both right and left perspectives, in case I am missing something. It's not an urgent issue - I can use other plugs for the stuff I had plugged in to the outlets that are not working (the outlets in this inverter bay - one can be seen in the first photo).        

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RE: Fuses for Outlets in Bay - RobSC - 02-11-2026

On my coach. it is the inverted circuit breaker #6A, labeled Compartment Recept.  That looks to be your #4 inverted circuit.  The outlet in the bay is GFCI, so check that as mentioned above.

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RE: Fuses for Outlets in Bay - Richard - 02-11-2026

Jim, open the door on the grey box on the right in the first photo. It is hand labeled as breaker 9 for the freezer. Most freezers will be connected to one of the basement circuits

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RE: Fuses for Outlets in Bay - LionStar - 02-11-2026

Thanks Rob, and thanks Richard. I will check those breakers in the grey box again when I go back to the rig in a couple of days. The breakers seemed solid "on" to me, but wouldn't hurt to turn off and back on to check.

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