Nedd assistance with fuses

[urnmor]

I posted this earlier under electrical however did not recieve a response so I decided to repost.


I was checking my fuse panel on our 2012 25 foot Flying Cloud and notice it had nine slots for fuses. The last one was empty, however, there was a loose fuse laying in the back of the box. Can anyone tell me if this is an active slot and should I have a fuse in it. I did not see a fuse layout in the manual so I cannot tell.

Thanks
John

[Greg@AirLA]

Your coach is using 8 of 9 possible circuits, extra fuse? maybe left by production

[idroba]

Is everything working? That is 12 volt lights, fans, furnace, water heater and refrig controls? If so, it is probably an extra slot. I would see no harm in inserting a fuse in the empty place, probably a 15 amp one. If it is unused nothing will happen. If it is connected to something, that should work now. If there is a problem, the fuse will blow and you can have it serviced.

I don't know your rig, obviously, but those comments would go with any Airstream fuse slot that you can't identify in any Airstream.