Monaco SIGNATURE 2001 series, Owner'S Manual

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The front electrical panel is located on the road-
side, ahead of the front wheel. It contains the fuses,
self resetting supply circuit breakers, solenoids, and
relays.
The automotive fuses and emergency flashers are
located in the front electrical panel. The fuses are the
standard plug-in type (ATO). When a fuse “BLOWS,”
the wire in middle of the plastic case will be broken. A
bad or blown fuse must be replaced with a fuse of the
same rating and type. Using a fuse of a different type
rating will defeat the circuit protection provided by the
fuse, which could result in damage to the motorhome’s
electrical system. If a fuse has been replaced and it
“BLOWS” repeatedly, that may be an indication that a
fault exists or an electronic component has failed. It is
recommended that the motorhome be taken to a quali-
fied RV technician before any future use to diagnose
and repair the problem. Circuits are identified on the
fuse label located on the inside of the electrical com-
partment door.
The electrical panel has been separated in two separate panels. The
panels are located in the engine compartment.
Electrical Systems - Chassis
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S I G N A T U R E
9 • 2 2 7
FUSES & CIRCUITS - CHASSIS
Distribution Panel - Front
Front Run Panel.
Distribution Panel - Rear
High Current Plate.
Low Current Plate.
The low current plate located on the left
side has:
1. The starter solenoid.
2. The auto re-set circuits breakers.
3. The various relays.
The high current plate located on the right side has:
1. The battery maintainer.
2. The house disconnects solenoids.
3. The battery isolator, battery boost solenoid and
various amperage automatic reset circuit breakers.