An in-line fuse would have likely been the culprit in my last MH, a country coach, but that did not appear to be the case here. The head unit is a Prevost part. When the dash cover was off I observed 15 or so wires coming from the back of the head unit only exposed for a few inches and then disappeared into the firewall. Could not locate an in-line fuse in the wires from the unit to where it was it became inaccessible.
Per found a troubleshooting guide in the maintenance manual indicating locations to verify power, will be trying that today, and I will post results.
Thank you for your interest, truly appreciate all the input from the community.
I have another idea.
The compressor is a Climate Control Inc. ER2101. At the top of the compressor, at the fill port there is a valve. Does this have to be opened to charge the compressor? Could that be the problem, that the refrigerant is so low it defaults to power block?
Ray
Raymond / Andrea and Charlie
Prevost H3 Featherlite Vantare #3207
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