Gender: Location: Tipperary Posts: 6813 Registered: 02 / 2012 My Motorhome: Knaus Sport Ti 700 UFB Silverline Base Vehicle: Renault Master 150 dci Quickshift
Check the connections at each end of the ehu lead, it's not unknown for one of them to come loose and a wire to disconnect (fall out)
Or if you are on a site, just borry a lead from someone for a couple minutes, check the socket or is it called a plug on the exterior of motorhome too and work your way from there.
Hi no fuse board under the sink..have fuse box behind the front passenger seat..fuse board in the glove box and 4 large fuses above the engine battery..all the fuses seem fine.. checked my ca house to MH..seems fine also..
Socket on outside of MH is 1 thing I haven't checked yet..will look at it tomorrow but deffo no trip switch that i see inside the van...do all Van's have a main cabin circuit breaker
hillton9
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Gender: Location: Crossgar Age: 68 Posts: 2910 Registered: 07 / 2013 My Motorhome: Rollerteam t-line 740 Base Vehicle: Fiat muiltijet
Our main trip is under the oven Therese also a fuse box near the leisure batts under the front habitation seats check where your leisure batts are if you have a manual it should show you where everything is or you can download the pdf file
Beans, there surely has to be a distribution board somewhere for the electric. Keep rooting and you should find it.
By the way I once worked with a Beano 20 yrs ago so I ask did you spend a period in Australia in your youth. Just been nosey!
Mark&Wendy
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Gender: Location: Killinchy, Co. Down Age: 59 Posts: 1334 Registered: 02 / 2016 My Motorhome: Roller team 707 Base Vehicle: 2016 Ducato
Main breaker in wardrobe behind the heater..its wasnt tripped so problem somewhere else..beyond me now so trip to the professionals is in order I think..
mad max
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Gender: Location: Co Galway Age: 99 Posts: 5550 Registered: 04 / 2013 My Motorhome: Base Vehicle:
You really should give the lead a proper check with a multi meter. If your Circuit breaker is ok then chances are it has to be power not getting to van.
Will get lead checked tomorrow lads and will keep u posted...cheers
check the lead for breaks. simple test start at one end, put your foot on the plug grab the cable just above your knee, give a sharp tug , continue all along the lead, putting your foot each time where your hands were, any sudden give will indicate an internal wire break. most leads break where the cable clamp is, in the plug or socket
Or go to your local hire shop and have the lead PAT tested.
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