Awning fuse?

I don't know where FR might have hidden that fuse either. One likely thing is that they ran out of space in the DC fuse panel and added an inline fuse for the awning behind the panel. But sadly it could be anywhere.

It might be easier to troubleshoot your problem if you use your multimeter to check if you have 12V to the awning switch, since you already have access to that.

If you don't have a multimeter get one, this won't be the only time you'll need it.

If no power to the switch then you're right that it's probably a fuse and you know its located between the switch and wherever upstream that wire is connected into your 12V supply. The fuse is supposed to be at the upstream end of that wire, which might be connected somewhere else than the DC panel.

If youre getting power to the switch but not out of the switch when you turn it on then it's the switch. This wouldnt be the first switch failure.

If you are getting power out of the switch then likely its the awning motor itself or it's connectors.

Good luck!

I seem to remember that when FR first started installing electric awnings on the RPods (can't remember when that was) that owners were having problems locating the fuse to replace the blown fuse.  If my memory serves me correct (which is questionable at best) there was an inline fuse holder which was located just behind the fuse/breaker box.  To get needed access and be able to replace the fuse you had to remove the fuse/breaker box and then locate the inline fuse holder in the wiring going from the fuse/breaker box to the awnings off/on switch.  Following offgrid's suggestions first would be the way to start working on the problem.  Hope this helps.

Thank you for the update. I'm glad you got it fixed.