Converter problem?

palmerjp wrote:
Must be the relay as the battery is new. Where might I find this relay

Probably in Saskatchewan since that appears to be your location.

westend wrote:

palmerjp wrote:
Must be the relay as the battery is new. Where might I find this relay

What relay?

This is getting aggravating. :R

If you want help to correctly diagnose a problem you're having, at least give some good background information. A switch "clicks" but "no power" is not enough. Or maybe it is for you.

I quit, the OP has been told multiple times that more information is needed but refuses to give any info.

Some people are guessing but the fact is, none of us have any idea what the OP owns or is asking about.

However, based on the limited information given, I am absolutely convinced that the problem revolves around the muffler bearings and they must be replaced. :B

palmerjp wrote:
Must be the relay as the battery is new. Where might I find this relay

What relay?

This is getting aggravating. :R

If you want help to correctly diagnose a problem you're having, at least give some good background information. A switch "clicks" but "no power" is not enough. Or maybe it is for you...

Must be the relay as the battery is new. Where might I find this relay

If you get the click, but still no battery power then
A: batteries are dead and I mean DEAD or
B: tripped breaker or blown fuse or
C: Bad wire or connection or battery connect solenoid.

Only options.. Likely B

Diagnosis procedure described in my last post.

new Battery ? fully charged ? recently changed ?
no interior lights ? water pump quit working ?
everything worked before this ?
missing wire or wrong connection is the most likely possibility

or

do you mean, the 120v items and duplex receptacles ?

those don't work on 12v battery power
those work from shore power, or generator
or from an INVERTER attached to the batteries
an inverter is a device that uses battery power to make 120v power

and normally use to run the TV etc..
NOT the air conditioning or the MW, big power items need the generator, unless you invest big $$ in batteries and solar, and then you still need to recharge the batteries using the generator

palmerjp wrote:
When I use the switch I get a clicking sound but still no battery power.

What switch and what are you trying to power?

Answering the question already asked will allow us to help you. We are not mind readers and can only make wild guesses with no information.

palmerjp wrote:
When I use the switch I get a clicking sound but still no battery power.

Clicking is good but no voltage likely means a bad solenoid. The contacts can get pited, etc.

That sounds like a battery too weak to switch the relay, or a bad relay.

When I use the switch I get a clicking sound but still no battery power.