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Derek and Linda, Thank you for the info. It was extremely helpful. I did find the fuse box which was behind a metal vent that I assumed was only the heater. The youtube was great too. My GFI outlet is not popping and doesn't work when the whole thing is connected to power, so I think it is defective. Instead of replacing it with another GFI, could I replace it with a cigarette lighter style outlet then use the small converter that the youtube mentions in order to be able to charge my phone when I'm not plugged in? Thanks again. Jcroc.

Hello, I'm new to the toyota motorhome world and just got a 1990 Itasca. I got a new deep-cycle battery and the outlets worked after that. Now the outlets don't work, but the battery is charged and all of the interior lights work. I pressed the GFI reset button, but nothing changed. I figure it is the fuse, but I can't find the fuse box. The Winnebago owner's manual says that the fuse box is by the power converter, but it doesn't say where the converter is on this particular model. I have found the fuse boxes under the steering wheel and under the hood, but those don't have the fuse for the outlets. Does anyone know where this fuse box can be found? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. -Jcroc

Thanks for the info. I think what happened was the previous owner replaced a part of the interior roof and used a strong smelling glue. Whenever it is hot out is smells worse, then when it's cool it isn't so bad. I'm just going to air it out as much as possible. Happy trails!

Hello, I'm new to the toyota motorhome world and just bought a 1990 toyota itasca. I have cleaned everything inside but there seems to be a sort of airfreshener smell that cannot be cleaned. I took out all of the cushions and washed them. I looked everywhere for a hidden airfreshener and can't find one. I was wondering if maybe the old glue from the wallpaper has a certain odor. I would love any and all advice. Thanks.