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Outbackmel · 07-27-2011, 05:20 PM

On your Outback, the in line fuse WILL blow if you retract the front stabilizers too far. FYI; if it ever does happen; simply open the front hatch under the front bunk house and on the right hand side, (12 inches) down the electrical feeder line, next to the right hand leg (as you face into the unit) you will find the hard to see in line fuse cap. Pop it and replace the fuse. You may consider finding this earlier than later and ensure you have an extra fuse on hand.

I learned from experience on a Sunday as I was hooking up for a long trip. Fortunately, I called the only local RV repair in the mountains and he was leaving on a mission. He walked me through it. Saved me a service call.

07-27-2011, 05:20 PM	#10
Outbackmel Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Dacula, GA Posts: 620	Steve On your Outback, the in line fuse WILL blow if you retract the front stabilizers too far. FYI; if it ever does happen; simply open the front hatch under the front bunk house and on the right hand side, (12 inches) down the electrical feeder line, next to the right hand leg (as you face into the unit) you will find the hard to see in line fuse cap. Pop it and replace the fuse. You may consider finding this earlier than later and ensure you have an extra fuse on hand. I learned from experience on a Sunday as I was hooking up for a long trip. Fortunately, I called the only local RV repair in the mountains and he was leaving on a mission. He walked me through it. Saved me a service call.