Looking for fuse

[dbethell]

I have a 2001 AS Classic 30 with slide and the fuse for my 02 senser blew. I have no idea where the fuse is supposed to be. I even took the oven out and looked under it where the wires were leading. It is supposed to have a 1 Amp fuse somewhere in the line. Does anyone have any idea where this fuse is? I am totally baffled. DB

[overlander63]

Originally Posted by dbethell

I have a 2001 AS Classic 30 with slide and the fuse for my 02 senser blew. I have no idea where the fuse is supposed to be. I even took the oven out and looked under it where the wires were leading. It is supposed to have a 1 Amp fuse somewhere in the line. Does anyone have any idea where this fuse is? I am totally baffled. DB

The only O2 sensors I am aware of are for the engines on motor homes, and those don't generally have fuses.
Are you maybe referring to a CO detector?

[CBWELL]

If that is the original CO detector, it needs to be replaced!! Lifespan is only 5-7 years! Pull the old one out and check for power. Fuse will be in a place that is easy to get to, usually close to the detector.

[dbethell]

Oops, wrong initials. I am referring to a CO detector. There is no fuse easily seen. I even pulled the oven to follow the wires and no fuse there either. I know it should be an inline 1 amp but I have no clue where else to look. I was replacing the old one when I noticed it had no power so I assumed it was a fuse, but where is it?

[CBWELL]

If the detector is direct connected to the batteries, the fuse is possibly in the battery compartment. If you have the manual for the trailer, check the wiring schematic. If you do not have the manual, it is available on line from Airstream Inc. Go to "owners" then manuals, and it is the IC owners manual. That has all the information you need.

[dbethell]

Thanks to all who responded.Never did find the fuse so I am just rewiring to another hot lead and putting in a new fuse holder. It is not a hard job and should work fine.