2003 Dutchmen

[Jandar52]

We just bought a 2003 Dutchmen on a E450 Ford. We are taking a cross country trip and all the non DC power went off and we cannot find the breaker box. Any help?

[persistent]

So, non-DC power must be 120 volts AC.
120 volts AC comes from shore power, generator power, and possibly an inverter if you have one.

Are you connected to shore power?
Are you running a generator?
Do you have an inverter? Many RV's do not have one.

The circuit breaker panel for 120 volts AC is usually on the inside near where the shore power cord enters the RV.

[trucking]

Originally Posted by Jandar52

We just bought a 2003 Dutchmen on a E450 Ford. We are taking a cross country trip and all the non DC power went off and we cannot find the breaker box. Any help?

It could be the relay breaker near your Batteries. That's where mine is, as for the breaker box I can't help but it's somewhere maybe in a cabinet if not visible by a walk threw the coach.
Photo shows my relay/ breaker small inch and a half by 3/4 "

[persistent]

Originally Posted by trucking

It could be the relay breaker near your Batteries. That's where mine is, as for the breaker box I can't help but it's somewhere maybe in a cabinet if not visible by a walk threw the coach.
Photo shows my relay/ breaker small inch and a half by 3/4 " Attachment 7405

The picture shows a 12 volt self resetting circuit breaker mounted on the trailer tongue.

It is not clear from the OP post. He may have a motor home. He said "on a Ford". On the other hand his profile says "Dutchmen Kodiak Express Ultra lite". Also, he may be talking about the 120 volt shore power. He said "non DC power went off". He has not responded, so maybe is no longer interested.