7/6/2011 3:50:20 PM permalink
Jeepinggators Posts 16	Another electrical problem on my '06 Expedition, whole house Thermostat. Did have air and heat Saturday morning here in Silverton, CO - - a little later, no. There was no 12VDC at the thermostat. Over the course of Saturday and Sunday checked a number of things. AC power to both roof units from breakers in the Intellitec breaker panel, 12VDC out on all fused circuits (fuse box over the Intellitec panel at foot of bed). The upper left 12VDC fuse position is indicated "thermostat" - - can you confirm that that is where the thermostat should get its 12VDC? I had 12V at the fuse but nothing at the "12V in" at the thermostat. I pulled the fuse, and (until I find the problem) I hooked the thermostat "12VDC input" wire to a nearby 12V plug. System operates normal. Next question - - can you refer me to a shop drawing or something that tells me the routing of this 12V wire from under the bed to behind the thermostat at the multifunction panel high on right over the windshield, so that I may intelligently look for the fault? -- '06 Fleetwood Expedition and '05 Jeep TJ Rubicon
	7/7/2011 12:24:40 PM permalink
Steve Roddy Lazydays Employee Posts 647	http://www.fleetwoodrv.com/contact/contact_form.aspx?type=MH This will get you the wiring schematic you need.If there is no power out on all 12vdc fused circuits check the breaker at the house batteries.
	7/7/2011 2:24:24 PM permalink
Jeepinggators Posts 16	I DO have 12VDC out of all fuses in that panel, and while a schematic may let me confirm that the upper left fuse is to provide power to the thermostat, it wouldn't be as handy as a diagram showing the routing of that 12VDC wire to the thermostat -- '06 Fleetwood Expedition and '05 Jeep TJ Rubicon
	7/15/2011 7:41:23 PM permalink
Jeepinggators Posts 16	It's ok, Fleetwood is working to get the me the info I need fix the problem. -- '06 Fleetwood Expedition and '05 Jeep TJ Rubicon
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