The hall lights(2) won't work The fuse at the foot of the bed is good Earlier tried led florecent Would not work Installed original tubes Now they won't work Is there another location to check
Did lights used to work okay? Is there another switch to turn them on? Switch bad?, meter wire behind switch. How do you know front of bed 12 fuse is good, as this is where ceiling lights get their power. No reason why LED lights would not work in ceiling if there is 12v power. LED may require polarity connections.
If that is the light that has 2 switches (one in the bedroom and the other in the bathroom) you may have a closing relay that is either stuck or has burnt up if the switches check good.
Mike
Mike is spot on. Your relay is located in the wall in the closet. You will have to either open that wall up or pull out your drawers in the bedroom and try and access it there. It is an off white and about 2.5 inches long. Take a photo of how the wires are connected and order the switch from either FOT or MOT. Keith Reich may also have one and can provide the wire schematic for that switch. Hope this helps. I replaced ours when neither lights would work and then replaced all with LED's. Good luck!
Leonard, please put your year and model of your coach in the lines below, like everyone else does. It would help a lot. You can do this threw your account.
Did you test the power at the light with a multi meter? Eliminates a lot of things by doing that.
Yes I did test for power at both hall light fixtures found the relay in the closet by tracing clinking sound when using switches Not the best location though
If you have a 98 like my old coach. There are a few of those latching relays hidden in cabinets. You need to locate them today, while they click and then mark their locations on you wiring diagrams.
You have found the hall ceiling light. Go find the water pump relay, mine was in the basement storage bay, behind a removable white panel. And then the kitchen ceiling light one, hidden inside above the micro but behind a small removable screwed in panel.
As suggested above, update your signature to include your coach, year, model, and length. Their is a lot the forum members can offer when they know your coach already. I'm on my 3rd FT, and each has been a steep learning curve, but helped by forum members.
I did fill out my signiture profile but when I post or comment profile looks disorganized and won't let me correct like I have it at Account Profile
Leonard
I noticed your coach build is 5361. My 98, although it is a U320, build number is 5359. I would be interested in discussing issues that you have had with the coach and if they relate to any I have had.
Our build # is actually 5257 I corrected at account profile already would like to talk as well
Our 98 u295 was coach 5252