I am not a mechanic, nor an expert. I would check the power supply going to the system, there should be a 50 amp breaker near the battery. I would find and check all that first.
@@2lotony This is the first time hearing that there's a 50 amp breaker somewhere near the battery, my issue started out like yours but then I lost power to the panel and I cant get my panel to come on! Can you take a picture of this breaker? I cant locate any 50amp breakers anywhere! Thanks
@@AmericanJustice22022 I have found that the breakers can be located in different areas. Mine happens to be mounted under the battery on a frame rail. How I suggest you find yours, follow all cables coming off the positive side of your engine battery, one will lead to the breaker. Good luck.
I look at the diagram that I made for my house batteries theirs only 1 cable that’s connected to the positive side of one of the batteries that might connect so I’ll trace that out and see what I come up with! Thank you! BTW can I reach out to you?
@@2lotony I just came back to your response to read it again and you said to follow the cables coming off the Engine Battery, I went out there and was following the house battery cables! Did you take a picture of the breaker that you found that was lose? Thanks
I have an Atwood Levelegs and it does not power. Is it broken?
I am not a mechanic, nor an expert. I would check the power supply going to the system, there should be a 50 amp breaker near the battery. I would find and check all that first.
@@2lotony This is the first time hearing that there's a 50 amp breaker somewhere near the battery, my issue started out like yours but then I lost power to the panel and I cant get my panel to come on! Can you take a picture of this breaker? I cant locate any 50amp breakers anywhere! Thanks
@@AmericanJustice22022
I have found that the breakers can be located in different areas. Mine happens to be mounted under the battery on a frame rail. How I suggest you find yours, follow all cables coming off the positive side of your engine battery, one will lead to the breaker. Good luck.
I look at the diagram that I made for my house batteries theirs only 1 cable that’s connected to the positive side of one of the batteries that might connect so I’ll trace that out and see what I come up with! Thank you! BTW can I reach out to you?
@@2lotony I just came back to your response to read it again and you said to follow the cables coming off the Engine Battery, I went out there and was following the house battery cables! Did you take a picture of the breaker that you found that was lose? Thanks
I have the same problem
Watch my update #2. I had a loose wire at the breaker, tightened up the wires and poof, problem solved.
Good luck.