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[TLMSJM]

Does my 22MLE have a main fuse or circut breaker for the 110 electrical system? 2022 model year.

 

[jkwilson]

The 120 system has breakers.

 

[TLMSJM]

The 120 system has breakers.

Yes, I know, I asked about a MAIN fuse or breaker that would controll the entire 110 volt system.

 

[jkwilson]

Yes, I know, I asked about a MAIN fuse or breaker that would controll the entire 110 volt system.

There are no fuses whatsoever in the 120V system. It has breakers.

 

[Bungy]

Yes your electrical panel has two main breakers, one for each leg.

 

[TLMSJM]

Yes your electrical panel has two main breakers, one for each leg.

Where are these breakers? I have owned 15 different RVs, and everyone except this one had either a 30, or 50 amp MAIN fuse.

 

[Bungy]

They’re in your breaker box, behind the drop down door.

P.S. they’re breakers, not a fuse.

 

[jkwilson]

Where are these breakers? I have owned 15 different RVs, and everyone except this one had either a 30, or 50 amp MAIN fuse.

I’ve worked on a lot of RVs starting in 1984, and never seen one with a fuse for the shore power system.

 

[huntr70]

Where are these breakers? I have owned 15 different RVs, and everyone except this one had either a 30, or 50 amp MAIN fuse.

Fuses have nothing to do with 110 power.

Yes, there are main fuses, for the 12 volt system and on the converter.

If you are having trouble with the battery taking a charge, then maybe the converter fuses are blown.

 

[Second Chance]

Where are these breakers? I have owned 15 different RVs, and everyone except this one had either a 30, or 50 amp MAIN fuse.

Again, there are no fuses in the 120VAC electrical system (and I've never seen an AC fuse in any RV I've owned). The main circuit breakers are in the power distribution panel.

Rob

 

[traveldawg]

Yes, I know, I asked about a MAIN fuse or breaker that would controll the entire 110 volt system.

This is a photo of my 120 panel. You can see the 2 main CBs are labeled as such; one for each leg of my 50 amp system. Tripping the main on either side cuts power to the whole leg. Tripping one of the CBs only cuts power to that branch circuit.

I don't know what a 22MLE has for a power panel. But I would suspect there is either one 30 amp main breaker that feeds the individual branch circuit CBs or 2 50 amp breakers if you have a 50 amp system.

The shore power would normally go directly from your shore power connector on the outside to the 120v breaker panel. Sometimes the DC panel is also in the same power box (you can see mine at the very top of the photo - one of my fuses is pulled so the red light for that 12v circuit is glowing).

 

[TLMSJM]

This is a photo of my 120 panel. You can see the 2 main CBs are labeled as such; one for each leg of my 50 amp system. Tripping the main on either side cuts power to the whole leg. Tripping one of the CBs only cuts power to that branch circuit.

I don't know what a 22MLE has for a power panel. But I would suspect there is either one 30 amp main breaker that feeds the individual branch circuit CBs or 2 50 amp breakers if you have a 50 amp system.

The shore power would normally go directly from your shore power connector on the outside to the 120v breaker panel. Sometimes the DC panel is also in the same power box (you can see mine at the very top of the photo - one of my fuses is pulled so the red light for that 12v circuit is glowing).

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Thank you