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Originally Posted by Canonman
Sounds like the problem is somewhere between the battery and the main power distribution panel. A couple of suspect connections would be at the auto reset circuit breaker. There may be two of these depending on the TT model. Another possibility would be the battery disconnect switch (if equipped). Look for any irregularities or degradation and do a "tug test" on all connections and connectors.
Good luck and let us know what you find.
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Great catch!! 2010 model..I would double check that bypass switch. I just replaced mine for the exact reasons you are describing (totally forgot). On again, off again. I first checked it with a multi meter and found it wouldn't switch cleanly. Forgot to replace it (had the new one sitting in the barn) and it acted up again and went thru the trouble shooting AGAIN!! You could turn on the lights and have someone stay inside and see if they come on and off cleanly when you turn the switch instead of using the meter.