no HVAC lights, no headlight buzzer

[SirDigby]

hello. so i removed my aftermarket tachometer, and am getting ready to install my new tachometer. i had the illumination light wired directly into the lower fuse box on old tach. when i was running wires for new illumination, i found a wire tap installed on dimmer adjustment rheostat. i though it might be nice to dim the new tach, so i connected wiring to tap in. the other side was not connected yet, i was just running wiring. after that, i lost HVAC lighting, and speedometer does not dim when turning on headlights. buzzer is not functioning for "lights on warning." i disconnected the installed dimmer switch wire. i have checked all under dash fuses and under hood fuses. i can not seem to find where the issue is. headlights, parking lights, DRL's, tail lights all function normal. i've done a search for this issue, but there is not a clear answer on any posts. i've seen mention of the dimmer switch, and panel 1 and panel 2 fuses, but i can not seem to locate these fuses.
do you have a solution for me?
thanks!

[SirDigby]

i could figure it out, but i can't seem to find a wiring diagram for interior lighting.
is there one on this site somewhere?

[SirDigby]

i found it! panel 1 fuse was the issue. fuse was fine, but installed in the wrong fuse row! the panel 1 slot was empty. i must have pulled it and installed it into an unused slot by mistake! what an idiot!
if you are looking for a pretty good wiring diagram that you don't have to sign up for or purchase:
https://sakhsondotcom.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/yaris-electrical-wiring-diagram.pdf

[PetersCarol]

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