If anyone has had this problem or knows what I can look for, I'd appreciate it. My driver's seat has buttons to raise, lower, bring seat forward, backward, etc. After arriving at a campground, I started moving the seat so I could turn it around and use it in the "living room". The controls worked for a bit, and then stopped working completely. I'm wondering if it could be a fuse and where I might find this fuse? Or any other suggestions would be appreciated.
Did you look under the seat to see if the wiring was disconnected during movement. My coach seats have electrical disconnects under the seats for the wiring.
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David & Lila
95 American Eagle,
2010 FJ Cruiser
Had the same problem on my 08 adventure limited, ufo chassis. found the breaker tripped.
The cause of the breaker tripping was that wiring under the drivers seat was crimpted and shorting out. Mine was stuck in the backwards position. Had to work the wiring back and forth to finally get rid of the shorted wiring then reset the breaker. I tie wraped the wiring harness up out of the way of the seat movement.
Good luck.
Richard
Had the same issue in my Vectra. The circuit breaker was popped and wouldn't reset. There was a short in the line. Neither seat moved - both are on the same breaker.
Yea Nationals do have connectors on the power seat and although I haven't pinched the wires I do blow the fuse if I press the button while in one of the stops.
good one!
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