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Old 04-19-2015, 04:59 PM   #1
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anyone know where the fuse box is? i have no dc power inside or to the lift motor or power jack. Batt is good.
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Old 04-19-2015, 05:32 PM   #2
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The first place to look is at the breakers in the pump/battery compartment. One is for the lift pump and the other is for the rest of the trailer. Depending on the particular breaker, there could be a reset button on the side. Other breakers are the automatic reset type. They are probably 30 amp. Look like this:circuit breakers 12 volt to 48 volt heavy duty dc circuit Protection 10 to 300 amp.

You should check with a test light or multi-meter to see if you have any power on either side.

Check you battery connections first then start moving back the wiring toward the converter and fuses. The fuses and converter should be somewhere close to where the 120 volt power cable enters the trailer.
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We have a circuit breaker panel under our stove (behind a wood door), and a fuse box in the back bedroom (also behind a door).
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anyone know where the fuse box is? i have no dc power inside or to the lift motor or power jack. Batt is good.
Have you found the problem with your DC power loss ?
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anyone know where the fuse box is? i have no dc power inside or to the lift motor or power jack. Batt is good.
Don't know about your 31 footer, but my 1999 21T had an inline fuse in the battery box which had a single battery. If it blew, which it did, all power was gone.
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You may have a problem with the power switch that's next to the raising/lowering switch. Switch it back and forth a few times and see if that helps.
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Raul is correct about the master power switch If you have one. On my 2805C there is also a fuse behind the switch but I am not sure what circuit it controls. That fuse is not on my electrical diagram.
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