Tiffin Motorhomes WAYFARER 2021, Owner'S Manual

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ELECTRICAL FEATURES CONTINUED
FUSES CONTINUED
Located beneath the access panel on the dashboard are two additional fuse panels, the panels
protect the following electrical systems; mirrors, optional satellite jacks, camera, optional
power windows, dash trim, lighter, map light, optional power seats and radio.
Should there be any electrical failure of these components or systems, the first troubleshooting
procedure should be to check the fuses and have available replacements to use on any blown
fuses as may be needed.
As an aid to extracting/installing fuses within the fuse blocks, the Wayfarer owners is
encouraged to buy an inexpensive fuse puller from an electronic, automotive or hardware store.
This tool makes the removal or installation of fuses much easier and prevents inadvertent
damage to nearby fuses or the fuse block itself.
SEVEN PIN TOWING CONNECTOR
Your Wayfarer motorhome is equipped with a
standard 7 pin connector near the towing hitch at
the rear of the motorhome (Figure 85.1).
The connector supplies the necessary circuitry to
control a towed vehicle, trailer or other like item.
The wiring schematics of the connector are shown
in (Figure 85.2).
Make sure that any cable from the item to be
towed is wired correctly to mate properly with the
connections shown in the connector. If in doubt
about proper wiring, have a qualified service
technician prepare and install the necessary cable
to mate with the 7 pin connector on the
motorhome. This will assure proper operation
subsequently when any item is actually towed by
the motorhome.
When the towed vehicle, trailer or like item is
uncoupled from the motorhome and the cable is
disconnected from the 7 pin connector, be sure to
close the spring hinged cover plate on the
connector.
Figure 85.1
7 Pin Connector on Tow Hitch
Figure 85.2
7 Pin Connector Wiring Diagram
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