Fuse Box Location -2370 solaris sunline lite?

[rvscott-SUN]

Can someone tell me where my fuse box is located? I lost power on the microwave outlet and the GF outlet above the sink has no power. THANKS!!!
Also I would really love to see a wiring diagram for this unit. - Please advise

 

[EMD_Driver]

Your breaker panel is located inside the converter. Depending on the year of your camper, it should be either brown or black and be near where the shore power enters the camper. Have you tried resetting the GFCI outlets in the entire camper?

The 2370 converter might be in the bathroom and along side the toilet, or under the sofa.. I've never been in a 2370.

 

[Sunline Fan]

The 2370 converter might be in the bathroom and along side the toilet, or under the sofa.. I've never been in a 2370.

The 2370s I've been in usually have it under the TV cabinet in the bedroom. I'm not sure if they were all like that, but some were.

 

[justatourist]

Also I would really love to see a wiring diagram for this unit. - Please advise

There are no wiring diagrams. What you will find is you have two wiring systems. One for the 110V AC power and another for the 12V DC power. If you must work on one system or the other be prepared to trace wiring from supply to appliances to see what is what.

If you do have specific questions you can post here and someone will find solutions or assist in your frustrations.

Good luck!

jim

 

[JohnGB]

Can someone tell me where my fuse box is located? I lost power on the microwave outlet and the GF outlet above the sink has no power. THANKS!!!
Also I would really love to see a wiring diagram for this unit. - Please advise

Here is our 1 and only Sunline wiring diagram. It was from my 2004 T2499 I was lucky enough to ask for before Sunline went under.

http://www.sunlineclub.com/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=357

Do not know what year camper yours is. While the floor plan will be different and maybe a thing or 2 different due to that, that diagram fits/almost fits many of the newer campers. Possiblly back as far as the late 90's

Cannot help with the breaker/fuse box. Try inside the camper near where the shoreline power cords come it. It is generally close to that area. They need less wire on the heavy cord then.

Good luck and hope this helps

John

 

[rvscott-SUN]

THANKS ! WOW ! Great comments for a message that I just posted last night. I will start digging and see where that rascal is hiding. Thanks again !

Just another quick question based on the above reply: Have you tried resetting the GFCI outlets in the entire camper? --- How do I do this? Are they all tied together?
I found one in above the sink (not currently working) and one in the bathroom (works). Thanks again!

 

[EMD_Driver]

I was simply suggesting that all the GFCI outlets in the camper be checked... I wasn't thinking that there would usually only be two of them.. One in the kitchen and one in the bathroom. Knowing how these outlets are put together, it would seem possible that one of the wires may have worked it's way out.