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Oct 8, 2016 - ... the original manuals that came with the Holiday Rambler Aluma Lite ... from 1989 to 1992 (and perhaps beyond?), this might be the manual ...
So, you have lost your 12V power, but you still have 120V power. In an electrical distribution panel, probably in an outside compartment near the drivers seat, there is an electrical solenoid switch that may not be working. If you can use a test meter, see if you have power at that switch. I That solenoid does go bad sometimes on Holiday Ramblers and Monacos. You can temporarily bypass that panel switch by joining the 2 heavy wires together and see if you then have lights, etc. And, be sure that you have your 12V house switch in the on position, in the battery compartment and that the switch near the door is turned on.
there should be a switch by the door. if does not work. check 12 volt power supply if not hooked up to shore power. u can manually crank it out from underneath.
Steve, A picture would help but maybe this will help. Most porch light lens have three tabs if oval or maybe four if rectangular. Push the edge at the bottom up and look closely. If it is old it may need gentle help from a wide blade like your wife's OLD kitchen knife. Careful, it is probably brittle. It may have been mounted upside down so try the top, too.
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