Foretravel Owners' Forum For owners and Fans of Foretravel Motorcoaches September 13, 2025 ...

On second thought, the GFCI only kills the other 110V outlets on that circuit when it pops, so that was a bad guess.

Salesman switch by the entry door?

The circuit breakers for these on the engine firewall, are intact.

Check the 12 VDC fuses at the base of the bed.

Are you talking about circuit breakers, or are you referring to the fuses in the 12V fuse panel on bed face?

Do you have power to that fuse panel?  You can check with a multimeter by probing the little test holes on top of each fuse to see if they are hot.

If you do not have power to that fuse panel, then you need to check the 90A manual reset curcuit breaker on the main 12V panel in your central storage bay.  It is covered with a white fiberglass panel.  3 big round circuit breakers at the top of the panel.  The center one is manual reset by pushing a button that is accessed through a hole in the wall from the neighboring compartment.

Guys/Gals,

All the non-functioning systems are 12 VDC, NOT 120 VAC.

I think this is a 12vdc problem, as the services that are out are all 12v, I.e., hall lights, bath lights and bath fan.

Check salesperson switch next to the entry door.

Pierce

If at a loss  Go to Lowe's  or Home Depot and get a signal tracker . Open up a non working light and put the red  lead of the signal tracker on the wire that going to the middle of the bulb. Some times you can just leave the black lead dangle  some times it helps it helps if you ground it  Then you can take the probe and start going around all of the fuses to see if you can hear the tone. If you don't hear anything there you can  then try following the wire to see where it goes.

I like the fluke toner generator  I seem to have the best luck with that one, but if they do not have that one,  one of the other brands will work

If 12V I would look on the back side of the 12V fuse panel. Check the ground connections. What you are experiencing sounds a lot like what happened to me about three weeks ago. On our coach the third set screw down was not locking the bare wires in the hole, but exerting pressure on the electrical tape holding the wire bundle together.
Caflashbob noted that the "folks" at FOT were in a funk because they didn't get a raise and Mr Fore showed up with a new expensive truck. So, some disgruntled employees were reputed to put gremlins or problems in the wiring systems.

Are you talking about circuit breakers, or are you referring to the fuses in the 12V fuse panel on bed face?

Do you have power to that fuse panel?  You can check with a multimeter by probing the little test holes on top of each fuse to see if they are hot.

If you do not have power to that fuse panel, then you need to check the 90A manual reset curcuit breaker on the main 12V panel in your central storage bay.  It is covered with a white fiberglass panel.  3 big round circuit breakers at the top of the panel.  The center one is manual reset by pushing a button that is accessed through a hole in the wall from the neighboring compartment.

At the bed I have a 12 V fuse box.  left side , second from top is labeled bath fan and lights.
  There is only one BA (large) input for the entire box. entire12 V coach .

When you say you are checking the fuses are you just looking to see if it is intact or putting a test light on it to verify it is passing power?