2022 Micro Minnie 2306BHS awning lights

[HillbillyJon]

We bought our used 2022 2306BHS in January and discovered it has no exterior lights. I have a switch inside to turn them on and see the wiring within the awning braces, but it does not have any lights attached. The wiring ends with a connector with nothing attached. Can't find anything about buying the actual strip that attaches to the connector.

[Jay Tea]

The previous owner may have removed the original LED strip lights tucked under the awning? The connector you located at the top of the awning brace should be ~12 VDC (check switch operation, voltage, & wire polarity before removing). You should be able to find & install any similar low-wattage LED lighting (the existing OE connector would need to be cut off).

If you REALLY want the original, this should be available to order ($$$) from any Winnebago parts department.

My 2023 LED strip light is EXTREMELY bright, I can hardly wait to replace it with a softer ambient-level LED strip! Many inexpensive 12-volt options are available online.

[HillbillyJon]

Still can't find any wiring that is on exterior to hook lights into.

[eatSleepWoof]

Originally Posted by HillbillyJon

Still can't find any wiring that is on exterior to hook lights into.

You stated that you "see the wiring within the awning braces", yet now you claim you have no wiring? Which is it?

If you want people to help you, be clear about what the situation is and what you want.

[HillbillyJon]

Yeah I have wiring but none of it is controlled by my awning light switch.

[eatSleepWoof]

Originally Posted by HillbillyJon

Yeah I have wiring but none of it is controlled by my awning light switch.

Above your sink is an upper cabinet. On the exterior of that cabinet, in the doorway, are all your switches. You need to open up that "switch area" from the inside of the cabinet - it's trivial to do with a screwdriver. You may need to remove the closest cabinet door, too (just unscrew the hinges).

Once you open it, you'll see all wiring going to all switches, including wiring going to the switch that controls the awning light. That wire has a 1amp fuse (at least it does in my trailer). Whoever removed your awning light very likely pulled that fuse, too. Install or replace the fuse, and you should get power on the exterior wires again.