2005 cub hybrid - battery does not charge

So, I don't see a way to upload an image. Anybody know how to do that?

I finally found the resettable circuit breaker for the 12 volt system. I can't find any in-line fuses, but the circuit breaker solved the problem in my case (and maybe the last post is saying the 12-volt fuse isn't in line, but rather inside the inverter on a printed circuit board). The 12-V breaker was right under the dinette u-shaped seat, on the side of the wall separating the under-seat storage from the battery compartment. I can't attach a photo, so hopefully that description is clear enough.

On the model of converter the OP posted about, there is evidently a fuse (internal to the converter) on a Printed Circuit Board. It would be necessary to remove the converter (probably) and open it up to access the circuit board and fuse.

American Direct FAQ

I'm trying to follow this thread because I'm having the same problem as Dave (only I'm on a 1999 Cub)...

I don't see any inline fuse outside of the main circuit panel, nor do I see a resettable circuit breaker.

Anybody have a diagram or picture of the location of either the resettable circuit breaker or an inline fuse for the 12 volt system for the cub hybrid (2005 or for me 1999)?

dave7695 wrote:
i did cross them at one time...hmmm. but all the fuses are ok

if you crossed the wires, you either blew the inline 30amp fuse OR you tripped the resettable circuit breaker.
it's tucked in along the trailer's A-frame and you need to press the tiny black button to reset it. looks like this:

whats pcb?

please help

From American's troubleshooting guide "CHECK THE FUSE ON MAIN PCB"

when you say in the converter do i have to remove it and they are inside or are u talking about the red 30 amp fuses?

cs6000xl is the model