No shore power

Bracha · May 2023

I have a T@b 320s 2022. My batteries completely drained after the breakaway switch pin came out. My dealer said my batteries would recover after one to 3 days of charging. Even with dead batteries, shouldn't I still have shore power for lights etc. With the battery disconnected?

Bayliss · May 2023

@Bracha, yes, you should still have shore power available. Not sure where you are plugged in (i.e., at home or campground), but first confirm that you have power at the campground pedestal or your house. Then, check to see if any of any electrical breakers inside the trailer power center/converter have tripped. A tripped breaker is the most likely cause of the loss of power.

pthomas745 · May 2023

One thing that can happen if the batteries are very low: when you try plugging in the trailer, the surge of power to the trailer can trip curcuit breakers or fuses.

What battery setup do you have?

Bracha · May 2023

Thank you! Will check.

Bracha · May 2023

I have a group 31 and a group 24

Bracha · May 2023

I only had shore power when I removed the fuse for the converter. I checked the fuses on the batteries and 2 out of 3 were blown....

Bracha · May 2023

Replaced all the fuses ( convertor and batteries). Back in business, all systems ago!

Bayliss · May 2023

Good job, @Bracha! Thanks for letting us know.

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