Those are not sealed batteries they are 6 volt batteries, two Banks ran in series-paralleled together. They are led acid build batteries that require maintenance, use distilled water. It's not a fuse it's a resettable breaker and they can be in a lot of different places depending on the RV manufacturer
Can't find that reset on my 2012 coachmen motorhome Traced the heavy red wire from the pump at the front of the RV to the battery under my steps and I'm not seeing anything looking like a thrown breaker in between.
FYI...FUSES blow and need to be replaced. The BREAKERS pop ( mechanism gets tripped and internal contacts open ) and either have a red button to press back in to reset or a small black swing arm that moves to an exposed position. Once the red button is pressed back in....or the swing arm is set back to original position, then protective contacts allow power to flow. On most home breakers (houses/ buildings) the breakers will open, the trigger will click into a HALF-way position and stop power. You need to RESET by toggling the switch all the way to OFF position and then back fully to ON position. Some breakers have a small clear window that will show a red internal flag indicating that they are "tripped " and need to check for a problem or be reset. Be safe and try to use the correct terminology . It will be helpful. JwgK
Thanks for your help. You gave me a place to look.. My 150 amp fuse is located near battery and impossible to get to without taking out the battery. I checked for a reset but it appears mine does not have one.
Thank you! You saved our road trip!
Those are not sealed batteries they are 6 volt batteries, two Banks ran in series-paralleled together. They are led acid build batteries that require maintenance, use distilled water. It's not a fuse it's a resettable breaker and they can be in a lot of different places depending on the RV manufacturer
Thanks!!! You are the man!!!! I was stuck at race track
Can't find that reset on my 2012 coachmen motorhome Traced the heavy red wire from the pump at the front of the RV to the battery under my steps and I'm not seeing anything looking like a thrown breaker in between.
It worked. Good job, u got it!!!!
Thanks for tip but video was very hard to see the fuse & reset
FYI...FUSES blow and need to be replaced. The BREAKERS pop ( mechanism gets tripped and internal contacts open ) and either have a red button to press back in to reset or a small black swing arm that moves to an exposed position. Once the red button is pressed back in....or the swing arm is set back to original position, then protective contacts allow power to flow. On most home breakers (houses/ buildings) the breakers will open, the trigger will click into a HALF-way position and stop power. You need to RESET by toggling the switch all the way to OFF position and then back fully to ON position. Some breakers have a small clear window that will show a red internal flag indicating that they are "tripped " and need to check for a problem or be reset. Be safe and try to use the correct terminology . It will be helpful. JwgK
Thanks for your help. You gave me a place to look.. My 150 amp fuse is located near battery and impossible to get to without taking out the battery. I checked for a reset but it appears mine does not have one.
my CB2 reset lever , is on the back of the ckt board , dont know how to reset it with out getting hurt , shocked etc .
All my lights is flashing 2006 Georgetown mh
camera angle stinks!
Thank you. Helpful but need more help.