No interior lights when dry camping

[CaptRon]

Originally Posted by GMcKenzie

It's a circuit breaker. It would normally automatically reset when blown. But I still think if it is fried, it would take out all the power. You could disconnect the wires from it and test it with a meter. If it is an open circuit, replace it. Any auto or RV store would have a replacement.

Well I have two as someone else posted. Maybe one goes to the slideouts and the other to lights?

Originally Posted by GMcKenzie

I think your converter is fried and some circuits are trying to go through the converter. But that is a guess at best.

Possibly but it was charging on the same day that I moved it. I won't know if it still able to charge until she gets power to the location. Also a fried converter should not keep the lights from working when not on shore power. Remember the battery will still operate the jacks and slideouts.

[CaptRon]

Originally Posted by hankpage

Check the fuse on the firewall for the battery. That most likely is the culprit.

So what is the proper name for this puppy so I can find one?

[Jim & DJ]

Circut breaker..........

[hankpage]

Originally Posted by Jim & DJ

Circuit breaker..........

Or .... auto reset fuse or breaker .... be sure to get the correct amp rating. the rating should be stamped on the old one somewhere.

[shov]

My dealer called it a stepper fuse. Some have one, two or more.


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[CaptRon]

Originally Posted by Jim & DJ

Circut breaker..........

Duh!!
"Auto reset breaker" it is!!!
http://www.delcity.net/store/Auto-Re...!-12V/p_198669

[Jim & DJ]

Used in truck, auto & boat industry since the 1960's or so.

Please let us know it any of this helped

[shov]

You'll have to pull or look at yours and determine what amp it is.

They are supposed to reset and usually they aren't trouble but the do go bad.

Hope it's your fix!


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