Internal lights not working - where next? (1 Viewer)

The Lobster

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I took my MH out last weekend and the internal lights weren't working. Everything else electric was - including the awning/door lights and the cab lights, fridge, water pump, TV socket, cab radio. I've removed and checked every visible fuse on the front of the EBL99 with a multi-meter and they're all OK. Nothing abnormal is showing on the control panel. The battery was fully charged and the mains trips were "on". Makes no difference if its hooked up or not. It's a Burstner A576 (2014).

Can anyone suggest where to check next? Thanks.
 
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The Lobster

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If you mean the 12V on/off switch, then surely all the other 12V-powered things wouldn't work either? E.g. pump, fridge/freezer, awning light? When I turn the 12V on/off switch on I get the green light and can hear a relay click.
 

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I have an , unmarked, switch that turns off all internal lights, might be worth a look.
 

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Has each 12v light got its own switch on it at the holder? , perhaps you’ve turned the lights off from there last time and forgotten.
 

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Hymer, 3 rocker switches just inside hab door.
Step in or out, all lights on or off,. awning light switch.
No markings on any of them.

On turning the lighting on the floor level lights come on,. But no lights will come on unless we switch it on there and then turn rest on. The lights are controlled by soft touch buttons and there is a big black box to control it all seperate from the ebl. Does dimming also.
 
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The Lobster

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For information I finally sorted this. Thought it was a sticky relay - so I took the EBL99 apart and manually flipped them. Wasn't that. I'd already taken out all the fuses and visually inspected them. So I tested the output voltage on all the circuits from the EBL99 and found the circuit to the internal lights, which wasn't producing anything. I'd already taken out all the fuses and visually inspected them (my first step) - but it turned out that this circuit's fuse looked ok but actually, when I tested it with an ohmmeter, it turned out to be open. Replaced the fuse and all working.

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For information I finally sorted this. Thought it was a sticky relay - so I took the EBL99 apart and manually flipped them. Wasn't that. I'd already taken out all the fuses and visually inspected them. So I tested the output voltage on all the circuits from the EBL99 and found the circuit to the internal lights, which wasn't producing anything. I'd already taken out all the fuses and visually inspected them (my first step) - but it turned out that this circuit's fuse looked ok but actually, when I tested it with an ohmmeter, it turned out to be open. Replaced the fuse and all working.
Hey I know this is an old post but can you remember which fuse was blown , I am having the same problem all 12v working except for lighting all fuses look good , 2003 burstner elegance ebl 99
 
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Hey I know this is an old post but can you remember which fuse was blown , I am having the same problem all 12v working except for lighting all fuses look good , 2003 burstner elegance ebl 99
yours is probably similar to mine in the small screen above the door we can turn of groups one of which is the lights
 

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