Fuzion 371 Blu-ray

[ri_truck_guy]

Here's an unusual question for you all. I'm still repairing the break-in damage on my F371. I've gotten most of the wiring mess figured out. But the one thing that's got me kind of stumped is I can't find where the Blu-ray power cord plugs in. The sound bar and television use the plug next to the TV mounting bracket. The Blu-ray looks like it plugs in somewhere behind the wall, but I can't find where. A plug behind the wall doesn't make much sense, but I don't have another answer. Is there anybody who can please help me out with this?

Thanks.

[JRTJH]

If you have a fireplace under the entertainment center, it may plug into the same duplex plug that the fireplace plugs into. Just a hunch.

[ri_truck_guy]

John...thanks. Any idea where that duplex may be?

[JRTJH]

Probably on the wall behind the fireplace. There should be access under it or by removing the panel where the light bulbs are accessed. If not, you might have to remove the entire fireplace to get to the plug.

Keep in mind, I'm guessing that your Blu-ray plugs in there. I could just as easily be wrong as right.... Good Luck

[ctpd814]

Here is a thread about the b/r in a Fuzion 342. It explains were he found the plug. I'm sure yours is probably in the same place.

http://www.keystonerv.org/forums/showthread.php?t=18487

[ri_truck_guy]

Thanks all. I got it through it this evening. It was a bit of a pain, but a lot of that from was the lack of information. Here are the details in case they can help someone else in the future. Besides getting at the plugs, you'll need to take out the fireplace in you ever need to change the fireplace bulbs.

The plug for both the Blu-ray and the fireplace is directly behind the fireplace just to the left of center and at mid height of the fireplace. There's no way to get to it without removing the fireplace. To do that you first need to remove the faux brick finish. There are seven screws that hold the brick on...three on the left side, three on the right side, and one in the center of the top section. It comes out in one piece. The screws can be tough to find. They're all located in recesses in the fake mortar. You'll need a long, narrow #2 square drive bit or screwdriver to get them out. Once you get the brick off, there are four screws that hold the fireplace flange in place. Once those are out it just slides forward.

Hope this helps.

[ctpd814]

Thanks for the update. I'm sure this info will come in handy some day.

[sw342]

You can also access the back of the fireplace, water pump, etc, by removing the wall in the basement. Though you do have to empty the basement first, which would probably be the hardest part.

[gilpinbrewer]

Originally Posted by sw342

You can also access the back of the fireplace, water pump, etc, by removing the wall in the basement. Though you do have to empty the basement first, which would probably be the hardest part.

No you do not on the 371. The 342 is completely different layout than the 371.

[sw342]

Originally Posted by gilpinbrewer

No you do not on the 371. The 342 is completely different layout than the 371.

Well that's the way it goes then.