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Auto A/C fuse

Where are the fuses for the auto A/C on a 2000 U295?

            Thanks,
                Josh
Josh
2000 U295

Re: Auto A/C fuse

Reply #1 –
Mine are under the bed in the front of the engine comp.
1999 U320
Mount Dora Fl

Re: Auto A/C fuse

Reply #2 –
If not in the front of the bed 12 VDC panel then it's likely in the automotive fuse panel in front of the passenger seat.  If these are not readable as labeled, the electrical drawings will have the location No. and amperage.
Peter
Peter & Beth Martin
No Forrest? What have you done?
MC# 15890 until Dec 2016; FMCA #F329677
Cincinnati, OH

Re: Auto A/C fuse

Reply #3 –
Thanks all. Will try to track it down!

                Josh
Josh
2000 U295

Re: Auto A/C fuse

Reply #4 –
Although it might not have any bearing on your coach, our '93 has some of its 12vdc breakers behind a fiberglass panel against the forward bulkhead in the battery bay. I suspect that FT put them there just to test our ability to track them down. :)

Craig
1993 U225 36' Unihome GV with PACBRAKE exhaust retarder, Banks Stinger and Solar Panels.
Toad: 1999 Jeep Wrangler 2-door soft-top.

"No one has ever had to evacuate a city because the solar panels broke."

Re: Auto A/C fuse

Reply #5 –
Not sure what problem you are having, but if the compressor clutch is not engaging, check the freon pressure.  Low pressure will prevent the clutch from engaging.  On my coach, the power to the compressor clutch is protected by an automatically resetiing circuit breaker located on the front wall of the engine compartment (under the bed).  There is also a relay located in the same area.  If freon pressure is normal, you can check them.  But, if the system has a leak and has lost pressure, fixing the leak and recharging is the only solution.
Neal Waldron
2011 Jeep Wrangler