If you have to ask folks to be gentle when you first meet-----you may be dealing with the wrong folks!
We try not to abuse anybody or at least not for the first few times!!
I like dealing with the electrical issues and drawings are one of my main things as there are so many different RV with all kinds of small points that differ.
So one of the first questions I may need to abuse you on is to get exactly the right RV!
There is a tremendous amount of info online so when searching for a speciifc switch, I feel better if we can go to the correct drawing from the start. There are often early and later models of each year, make and model and they change the 7th digit of the serial number.
Can you do a check if that 7th digit is 1 or is it 2?
All electrical drawings here:
https://www.winnebago.com/Files/File...ram/Wiring.htm
But then there are lots of times when the changes don't involve the ceiling lights, so we might go with the idea of you having the early model with 1 as 7th digit and see if it matches what you have? Lots of ceiling switches and I can point out a bunch for you to check.
Maybe we can get lucky and you find a hidden gem on the first try??
Click these snips of the drawings to get a better view on a computer but then see if you find the switches in the right spots. If you can pin it down to some specific switch and give me the detail lettering like EC, etc. that will be a good clue to which circuit we might need to look at more.
LEFT side or driver's side?
Right and I think I spot the one you mention just inside and to the left as being switch detail EG, EM or EN?
Does that seem to match?
Details of some of the switches?
If we need to get into it deeper, there is a system to it! On each switch there are labels for what that circuit does like on detail EG, it shows a circuit PL. We can use that info to go to a list here:
https://www.winnebago.com/Files/File...ical_guide.pdf
Looking at PL on the list, it says that goes from the switch to a front ceiling lamp! By hunt and peck if needed, we can sort if there is a circuit breaker tripped or if there may be a break somewhere.
Like looking for Easter eggs, maybe? First we have to find what an egg might look like!