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Yes, Rich the 30 amp was blown. Changed it and everything works. Thanks for the help.

Well now I feel like an idiot found the 3rd fuse box under the hood right next to the chassis fuse box behind a black plastic cover. Thanks for the help and I hope this helps someone down the road

I have one Group 31 for the chassis and 2 deep cycle for the house. The problem is no power in the red wire in the 4 prong plug. Going out to check the yellow wire with ignition on. It is a Kwikee step model 28

Rich yes the Ignition override switch and the switch above the door all worked for about 12 cycles of open and closing on the new step then all 3 stopped working at the same time which makes me think it was a main 30 amp fuse somewhere. Don't see any inline fuses anywhere peeled the cover on the wire back nothing there.

I looked all around the drivers seat because I read that GM chassis put them there nothing on the outside either my fuel door is close to where your left foot would be. And Herman not the battery cutoff everything else still works. Every fuse box picture I have found has twice as many fuses as my house box has and neither of my boxes has a 30 amp fuse which is what the step needs

New here hoping someone can help . We bought a 1994 Safari model 3430 Diesel pusher on a Oshkosh chassis I replaced the step with a complete new Kwikee step after changing the door switch everything worked fine then I lost power to all thinks door related. I found 2 fuse boxes one under the hood which is for the Oshkosh chassis the other in the rear bedroom over the bed neither have a 30 amp fuse or say anything about the step. I will post pictures of those boxes. I have checked all basement compartments nothing there. Nothing around the drivers seat or dash. There must be a small fuse box hide somewhere my wife and I have spent hours looking for it with no luck HELP PLEASE