Hi and trouble with lights

[deputybill]

Hi all and thank you for allowing me to join.

I have a issues with the lights over the couch and table in my 2014 keystone Springdale camper. Not coming on . Looking for a wiring diagram

[Gary R.]

Hello Deputybill, and welcome to the forum, we are glad you joined us!

I'm sure one of our electrical gurus will drop in and offer some tips on your lighting issue.

Have fun with that Springdale, and stay safe!

[deputybill]

I'm having issues with the lights above the couch and table im looking for the wiring diagram for a 2014 Springdale

[wiredgeorge]

Bill, welcome to the forum. You might take a minute to put your year, make and model camper as well as your tow vehicle in a signature; it is in the UserCP at the top left of each page. It will give your questions context. I think Springdale came in a number of different models. You will also find there are no wiring diagrams for any Keystone product that I know of. Perhaps a description of the problem with your lights might get some helpful suggestions.

[flybouy]

Welcome to the forum. You won't find a wiring diagram from Keystone. Some more info will help us help you.
Is the camper new to you? Or have you had it for some time and they used to work but now they don't? Have you checked the battery voltage? Do other 12vdc lights and devices work? Have you checked the 12 vdc fuses? Do you have a remote control like the InCommand system?

[CedarCreekWoody]

Are these lights in a slide out? If so check the umbilical cord to the slide. This is a common failure point. Get out your multimeter and start checking voltages.

[JRTJH]

Yep, in 2014 Springdale had way too many trailer models to call them "all the same"... Thebrand produced fifth wheels ranging from 26' to over 35', travel trailers from 18' to around 40', mini trailers marketed for the "off road Jeep owner" and "Lite weight" models marketed for the half ton owner. Then, they also marketed the "Summerland/Springdale" line of trailers for those who were looking for "a trailer priced under the entry level MSRP"....

All told, which trailer model is as important as which year and probably more important than which brand.....

All that said, Keystone does not provide any schematics or blueprints for any of their trailer brands. They consider that information as a part of their "confidential, business model"...

Here's what the factory has to say about it: https://www.keystonerv.com/owners-how-to Look down toward the bottom of the list and you'll find, "HOW CAN I GET A DIAGRAM OR SCHEMATIC FOR MY RV?.... The answer, found in the video, is the "official Keystone response"...

[deputybill]

Yes they are along with my USB charging port. I will check that out

[spicercars]

Welcome from northern MN.

[deputybill]

I fixed it, it was a louse fuse

[Gary R.]

Hi Deputybill,

That was an easy fix! Glad it's working now.

Remember, when you tow a RV down the road, it is like an earthquake in the RV, which causes screws to back out, electrical connections and plumbing fixtures to loosen, among other things.

Take care!

[deputybill]

It on blocks at sunsetview campgrounds it seams like the fuse is loose

[chuckster57]

Originally Posted by deputybill

It on blocks at sunsetview campgrounds it seams like the fuse is loose

The blades of the fuse will sit in slots and I have seen one side not “in” the slots.

[deputybill]

I have also, this one has one blade not as thick as the other

[LHaven]

In my converter box, at least, the fuse receptacles are naked female connectors that are reasonably accessible -- you can take some insulated long-nosed pliers and give the problem receptacle a gentle squeeze to tighten it up some.

[deputybill]

Great information but it was actually the fuse its self. Again thank you for the help

[rlh1957]

Originally Posted by deputybill

I'm having issues with the lights above the couch and table im looking for the wiring diagram for a 2014 Springdale

Good luck in finding wiring diagrams other than a general one. Not necessarily model specific.
The RV industry doesn’t provide them and federal electrical code doesn’t require it to be available for RV’s.

Is there perhaps another switch that controls those lights?
My table and sofa/theater chairs are controlled by a lone switch over near the table. Odd place for sure and they aren’t on the InCommand system.

[deputybill]

I found the issue it was a bad fuse