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Many times the breaker box for the RV is located under the bed mattress and the fuse box for the truck part is under the drivers side of the dash and under the hood.
no info generic answer --- check rv is still level ---manual no switch someone tinkering with the system --get a multi and test fuses relays safety switches motor and harness
limited information generic answer --you need wiring for the rv part not the p30 chassis --notify a rv dealer--rv shop --or online rv forums many of them have help and service manuals for rvs
I've had RV's with fuse/breaker boxes just inside the entry door and my motor home has vehicle fuses under tip up dash, RV fuses (breakers) near floor under fridge.
Your AC (air conditioner) would only run on AC (alternating current - shore power) so there would be a circuit breaker. Fuses are for DC (direct current - batteries).
That said, 16A is a very odd number for a circuit breaker (or fuse).
Your AC will only run if you are connected to shore power or have a generator. (Very large inverter and a lot of house batteries is technically possible but very unlikely and it wouldn't have been built that way).
If your AC actually draws 16A then being connected to a 30A outlet is fine, I have actually connected mine to a 20A outlet at home to test it but I made sure nothing else was turned on fridge, heaters, water heater etc).
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