It seems I've blown a fuse, but can't find them.  The schematics say they exist (both for the main console and the overhead console), but there's no information about where the fuse blocks are. I've found the circuit breakers - no problem, but the fuse blocks are being elusive.  I've taken the main instrument console off, but the fuse blocks are not behind/beneath it.  Lots of terminal strips, but no fuse blocks.  Please help.

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This is a 1996 Holiday Mansion Coastal Commander.  I should have included the  year earlier.

I had lost ignition function on the same side as well.  I had taken off the console to troubleshoot a different problem (no engine compartment blower function), when a loose ground wire behind the console hooked onto a “hot”, 12V terminal.  It must have been the supply to the Port ignition switch.  The wire started to smoke, which is how I noticed it in the first place, and I moved it off of the ignition switch.  This was what started the starting problem and this investigation.  I figured a fuse or breaker was open somewhere, but I couldn’t find where they were.

I found the fuses and blocks.  The bridge fuse block is in the cabinet beneath the controls.  There is NO FUSEBLOCK for the main console.  The fuses, for this ’96 model, are distributed throughout the circuits and controls.  Some are on the console (I knew this, but the ones I needed weren’t there), some are inline in the wiring, and others are in the devices.  What I found for my particular problem, was that there were circuit interrupters/breakers on the engine, mounted near the solenoid.  They’re red buttons with the various amperage shown on them.  I had to reset one of them (had to push on the button pretty darned hard), and voltage finally appeared on the ignition circuit!  Those systems are now “GO”.