Help with a Bessacarr E760 (1 Viewer)

[Tom Argyle]

Thank you for accepting me. I am after advice on a Bessacarr E760 04 plate . The engine battery had become low on charge and was unable to turn the engine over. I jump started the engine and it started with no problem. At the same time the control panel for the EC200 electronic control system which is located above the side door was making a steady beeping noise ( every few seconds ). There was no display showing on the control panel. As the motorhome is in storage I removed the engine battery and the leisure battery to charge up at home. The leisure battery didn't need much. Both batteries have been re- fitted and the engine fired up easily. There is now no beeping and still no display showing on the control panel. The red and green lights for the charger and heater ( situated in the wardrobe ) only light up when the van is connected to the electric. Even connected to the electric there is still no display on the control panel above the door. Has anyone had a similar problem as I would be very grateful of any advice. ? Many thanks , Tom.

 

[Plumberz]

Hi I had same problem with my bessacarr E495 found that control panel had blown. Remove panel after unplugging wires to see if it has a large button battery remove leave a while re instate whilst checking fuse not blown. Turn on after plugging wires back in to see if rebooted. If not contact Apple jack who are fantastic. Cheers Justin

 

[GeoffnDee]

Check near the positive terminals of both the starter and leisure batteries for 40 amp (or thereabouts) fuses that may be faulty.

 

[Tom Argyle]

Hi I had same problem with my bessacarr E495 found that control panel had blown. Remove panel after unplugging wires to see if it has a large button battery remove leave a while re instate whilst checking fuse not blown. Turn on after plugging wires back in to see if rebooted. If not contact Apple jack who are fantastic. Cheers Justin

Thank you, I will give that a go tomorrow. Tom

 

[Tom Argyle]

Check near the positive terminals of both the starter and leisure batteries for 40 amp (or thereabouts) fuses that may be faulty.

Thank you.