Cigarette lighter

[Ron & Dee]

I don't smoke, but I still need the plug for other things

The dash and passenger side plug stopped working. Does anyone by chance know where the fuse is for those plugs? I don't have a schematic for the fuses.

Thanks,

Ron

[RVThere]

Many coaches have a push button fuse for the lighter under your entrance step, in the cabinet by the steps, or an outside cubby. Blown one is popped out. If its a spade fuse, its under the dash or in the front engine compartment in a black box.

Good luck!

[grtharris]

Look at the 12V breaker panel in the microwave overhead cabinet. Top row second from left labeled lamps.

[Tom N]

Down the wiring schematics for your 2002 Adventurer here:

Wiring Diagrams

-Tom, W3TLN

[Ron & Dee]

"Eureka"

When I discovered that the fuse for the cigarette lighter was a yellow 20 amp fuse, I started pulling all the yellow 20 amp fuses until I found one that was blown

Replaced it and now both outlets work.

Thanks,

Ron

[pasdad1]

Glad you found it.

Here is something I found last year....fuses with little LED lights that light up when the fuse is blown! They come in the mini and standard sizes.

I found mine in a standard auto parts store...I think Harbor Freight also sells them.

[Ron & Dee]

WOW, that sure would be nice to have

Thanks for posting,

Ron

[Tom N]

Originally Posted by pasdad1

Glad you found it.

Here is something I found last year....fuses with little LED lights that light up when the fuse is blown! They come in the mini and standard sizes.

I found mine in a standard auto parts store...I think Harbor Freight also sells them.



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Thank you for posting this.

[777Rich]

Thanks for posting, what a great idea, wish I had the patient rights.

[BFlinn181]

Glad you found the fuse. When you said both sockets were out I wondered if the fuse often found under the center pin of the plug was blown, making you think it was the socket. Glad you found it. I've replaced many fuses with the LED ones, they really are nice!