Breaker fuse panel

[PeteVJ]

I can't figure out what the writing on these. Where can I find something that I can read.

[jsb5717]

More info would be helpful. Can you post a pic of the panel you're looking at?

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by PeteVJ

I can't figure out what the writing on these. Where can I find something that I can read.

Pete - you seem to have a Keystone Raptor per your info but it would really help folks answer with context if you took a minute and put together a signature. Go to the UserCP and find the signature and save it. Put your year, make and model of camper and the same for your truck.

I have an old 2002 and couldn't read what was written on the breaker label. I found the first breaker on the left is the MAIN. You will have one with the A/C or two A/C breakers if you have a 50A service. I believe these and your microwave will be 20A breakers. I suspect the remaining will be 15A (from memory and one will be for your reset-able GFI circuit and one for other stuff like the entertainment center. A picture of the breakers would help as already mentioned but you can always start turning stuff off to figure it out and re-label so it can be read.

[sourdough]

I have come to the conclusion that whoever fills in those little breaker descriptions write in ancient languages; gaelic, sanskrit, egyptian, I haven't broken the code BUT I do know that those breakers control certain things so I look for something that would look like them; microwave, A/C, receptacles, converter etc. Try to cipher out of what's on them to see if you can figure it out, or, skip to the chase and turn one off and see what doesn't work.

[PeteVJ]

Thank You. It's the fuses that I'm trying to figure out. The breakers is pretty easy to figure out.

[sourdough]

Fuses will be the same.

[Weldon]

Last weekend i turned on everything in the TT and started pulling fuses and labeling them correctly. 2 or 3 weren't used, so those were easy. the only confusing one (for a minute) was for the non-GFC outlets. Overall it didn't take long and now I can quickly figure out what each fuse is for.

[travelin texans]

My panel labels I'm fairly certain were written by a 3 year old left handed Chinese kid standing on their head, there was not one legible in English that I could make out.

[sourdough]

I forgot to mention in the first post but I would invest in a good labeler if you haven't and label all those breakers and fuses with something that can be read easily; even helps these wacky eyes.....with a flashlight!

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by sourdough

I forgot to mention in the first post but I would invest in a good labeler if you haven't and label all those breakers and fuses with something that can be read easily; even helps these wacky eyes.....with a flashlight!

I bought a label machine just for that purpose but can't separate the label from the backing; have to get my missus to make all the labels. My breaker labels were readable but they were mostly marked with cryptic words I didn't understand.

[chuckster57]

Makes it real fun for us guys working on these wonderful machines. It’s not a new problem, back in 2017 I replaced my AC under extended warranty. Found the AC was on the M/W breaker and the M/W was on the AC breaker.