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Hello All. I have a 1997 Four Seasons model FS205037. I also used to work with a company who installs mobile homes. I know that somewhere down the center line of the home the two halves are joined electrically with a large wire cluster. I need to know where that is in my house. I can find no indication of where this might be.

I've seen them in a marriage wall, underneath behind a board covered by belly fabric and the newer homes (typically smaller ones) at either end behind the vinyl siding.

Any help locating my cluster connection point would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
John

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If you're unable to locate the cluster or feel uncomfortable accessing electrical components, consider hiring a qualified electrician who has experience with mobile homes.

Sometimes you’ll find it in a junction box inside the marriage wall itself, but less common on models of that age.

Hi John, in a ’97 Four Seasons double-wide like yours, the main electrical connection between the two halves is usually in the marriage wall—often behind a removable panel or under the belly fabric near the center of the home. Take Care Of Shadow Milk Check for any access panels or junction boxes along that seam.

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I’ve worked on a few Four Seasons models from around that same era, and the wiring cluster is usually near the main crossover point between the two halves. Most of the time, you’ll find it underneath the home close to the marriage line, around the midpoint—often near the furnace or water heater area since that’s where a lot of wiring is centralized.

If it’s not visible there, try checking behind one of the removable panels or belly board access points. Some of the older Four Seasons homes had their main junction taped up inside the insulation under the belly fabric.

If you’re still having trouble, you might try tracing the main feed from your breaker box—it usually leads right toward the crossover cluster.