12v power lost - any ideas please?

[wildebus]

Repair update:
My local mobile repair man came today and sorted it out. A simple fix - remove the control unit from the panel (2 screws) unplug the connection, leave it for 2 minutes and reconnect. Hey presto all working again - and I know what to do now, so £50 well spent (as opposed to the £180 I shelled out for the replacement leisure battery in Lerwick).

Just for future reference, removing hookup and the battery fuses (both Leisure and Starter) to the main Sargent Unit should have the same effect.

 

[RichardP]

That sounds easier though I'd also have to remove the solar panel fuses as well to cover all bases I guess? It'd be a great hide and seek to get to all the different fuses though

 

[molly 2]

Can't beat hands on experience result

 

[trevskoda]

That sounds easier though I'd also have to remove the solar panel fuses as well to cover all bases I guess? It'd be a great hide and seek to get to all the different fuses though

If only van builders put stuff handy and in one place, or do a proper job ones self.

 

[wildebus]

That sounds easier though I'd also have to remove the solar panel fuses as well to cover all bases I guess? It'd be a great hide and seek to get to all the different fuses though

I think it is a good idea for anyone getting a new-to-them motorhome/campervan to check the location of all the fuses and find out what they do (if no indications, pull them out and find out what stops working!).
It's better to know beforehand than try and find them in the dark on some parkup

 

[trevskoda]

And do a diagram on white cardboard marking each fuse use and rating, then cover in sellotape and leave it in the fuse box place, thats my next must do task.