My 2018 Tab400's AGM battery reads ~13 volts, the battery disconnect is switched to the "on" position, and I am getting zero power in the unit and the battery meter at the panel isn't showing any signs of life either. This has happened one other time since we have owned the unit, and it randomly started working with no intervention from me. I'm unsure how to proceed, has anyone else experienced this?
Any help would be much appreciated, thank you!
Tony
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Thanks Scott, the main breaker in the main black breaker box by the bed is not currently tripped, that was the first thing I checked. And everything works when on shore power. I'm thinking it has to be some sort of wiring issue surrounding the battery itself.
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To get an accurate battery voltage reading, you need to switch off the main battery disconnect, and read the battery directly after waiting at least 15 miners to an hour (rested battery state). This will give you an accurate voltage reading.
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The battery on the early TaB400s was mounted under the Pax side of the rear bunk, in the outdoor storage area up next to the front bulkhead. This where the Battery cutoff switch was located, and later the Gloso 40amp circuit breaker was placed next to the cutoff switch. This was plywood cover on the end and top the battery, where it came into the center area of the under-bunk storage area. After Jan. 2018, until the dual AGM battery setup change was made on 2019 400s, the single AGM battery was put into a black plastic box, vented to the outside, and the plywood cover eliminated. See photo below:
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