12v sockets not working! (1 Viewer)

[AndyB57]

Hi all - we’ve just returned from the first trip away in our new Globescout R and everything worked brilliantly well except the 12v sockets in the habitation area.

Apart from the fact that we had to get adapters for the continental style sockets, when I first plugged a USB charger in to the socket over the table the green LED (on the charger) lit up to show it was receiving power. All good so far. Although I had nothing to actually charge at that point, I left the charger plugged in overnight. Next morning, my wife came to charge her phone and there was nothing there. No power, no green light, nothing.

A detailed skim through the manual didn’t reveal much and I couldn’t see any mention of a fuse location to check if it had blown. So... any ideas please? Even if anyone knows where the fuse is that would be a great start.

Thanks in anticipation

Andy

 

[gerry mcg]

Blown Fuse in the elecktrobloc ?
Accessible under front front of the passenger sest

 

[AndyB57]

Thanks Gerry - any idea which one though? Don’t want to start pulling things out indiscriminately to check in case that causes more issues!

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[gerry mcg]

Yes... But not tonight! I'll take a photo tomorrow... I went through and labelled my elecktrobloc fuses

 

[AndyB57]

Oh brilliant- thanks Gerry I really appreciate that!

 

[pappajohn]

Burnt out usb charger.
Did you try another appliance in the same 12v socket ?

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[gerry mcg]

Oh brilliant- thanks Gerry I really appreciate that!

See my photo of my labelled electoblok on this thread...
https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/foru...olution-lifting-bed-fuse.162661/#post-2576199

 

[AndyB57]

Good thinking pappajohn but instead I tried the USB charger in the vehicle 12v socket and it worked ok so I still think it’s a problem with the habitation area sockets

 

[AndyB57]

See my photo of my labelled electoblok on this thread...
https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/foru...olution-lifting-bed-fuse.162661/#post-2576199

Brilliant- thanks for that Gerry. You seem to have a lot more fuses than me but I’ll check mine in the morning

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[AndyB57]

Then again I see you’ve got tank heaters and the electric bed so there’s 2 for a start!

 

[AndyB57]

Sorted! It was a blown fuse (though quite what caused that I've no idea) - thanks for the pic Gerry it was a great help.