No 12v Help (1 Viewer)

Jul 8, 2008
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need a bit of help please a friend on a site has no 12v elc
fuse in engine is ok
the van is a peu boxer 2.5 on a 56plate
 

TheBig1

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flat leisure battery, fuse by control panel or other distribution fault

a few more details needed to give a better guess
 

Wildman

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there is no 12v when the engine is running (quite normal in a lot of vans), the fridge does not work on 12v UNLESS the engine is running, what exactly is the problem. Get it down here and I'll see if I can help.

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TheBig1

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does the van have a sargeant controller or similar? may of blown control pcu with the 240v surge
 
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2bob
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hi just got this from him
No got sola panel and running a cigarette connection of battery which is working fine and sola panel control telling me 13.7 volts

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TheBig1

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nothing to do with the solar panel, what make 12v controller is fitted? certain control boards are known to be weak and fail if theres a power surge on the 240v mains
 

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Does he have a switch in the footwell of the habitation entrance ?

That caught me out when I first got my van. It is for when you leave the van in the dark, it is a master switch for habitation 12v, and on return it is easier than charging about in the dark looking for a light switch.

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