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Old 07-17-2022, 07:25 PM   #1
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Blown Fuse 2011 Journey Express

Can anyone tell me where to find the fuse for the tv power lift in my 2011 Journey express 34y? Been searching all the known fuse boxes and I find nothing marked for the lift.

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Old 07-18-2022, 10:22 PM   #2
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Hi Mike,
I reviewed your on-line user's manual last night to no avail.
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Old 07-19-2022, 07:26 AM   #3
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I might be missing something that you know about? Is this 110 AC powered or 12 volt?

I find some hints of things but not knowing the RV, leaves me guessing too much! Does your TV with the problem look like this ?
Click these to get a better view or go direct to this drawing if it is 110 AC powered:
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Part of the question is that there are different options on TV for your year and model! 21R or 21W? Butboth may work on the same breaker and run through the inverter, so this "may" be corrrect but needs checking! Looking at drawings often needs looking at things in person as well!

Maybe the breaker or possibly a switch or breaker/fuse on the inverter?

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I've always thought my "televator" is powered by the Chassis battery. The way it acts, and strains, I can't imagine it is AC powered. Pretty sure it works sans inverter or shore power.
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Old 07-19-2022, 11:02 AM   #5
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I've always thought my "televator" is powered by the Chassis battery. The way it acts, and strains, I can't imagine it is AC powered. Pretty sure it works sans inverter or shore power.
Good info and likely why I did not find it on the 12V coach drawings!

Another one of those odd ideas of how things are considered coach or chassis?
The TV and operation seemed more like coach to me?
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Good info and likely why I did not find it on the 12V coach drawings!

Another one of those odd ideas of how things are considered coach or chassis?
The TV and operation seemed more like coach to me?
I'm guessing that it's house based on it's slow operation. It seems to struggle and my house bank of 400-amps wouldn't be such a struggle.
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