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« Last post by Joel Ashley on June 11, 2025, 11:07:59 PM »
Pierce, I assume you’ve already got the 12v fridge, but if not you should consider a Dometic instead. Let’s simply say that Norcolds’ history is less attractive than Dometic’s. Hopefully by now Norcold has nullified their past problems.
That said, the “battery bay” and “electrical bay” (streetside forwardmost) contain mostly chassis-related/ignition components, fuses, relays, auto-reset circuit breakers, air ride/leveling module, etc. Coach-living 12v add-ons like interior lighting, sensors, vent fans, porch light, slide-out(s)… things generally not involved with driving the coach but rather living in it, commonly have fuses in an interior cabinet, very often in the can or the bedroom. On our Monterey they’re in the same cabinet as the AC breakers.
So when ferreting out an issue, remember to classify it first.
Joel