Electrical problem
Hey all, wondering if someone could shed some light on an issue I’m having. I have a 95 rustler tt, 24ft. Not sure the specific model. Parked it last fall everything was working fine. I had the batter...
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If you accidently hooked the battery post backwards, or even just arced a spark while hooking up the battery, it may have blown a fuse either in the fuse block near the battery box, or the 2 fuses located in the back of your converter/charger. Follow your positive cable to the fuse block to check for a blown 12v circuit breaker or inline fuse.
Undo your battery cables and plug in to shore power to power up your 110 to 12v converter. With a volt meter check the positive and negative power at the battery cables. If the converter is working you should see between 13 to 14.5 volts.
Your refrigerator, and furnace have a circuit board that runs off of 12volts, therefore it wont work if no 12v is present, or if voltage is below about 10volts from the battery.
Undo your battery cables and plug in to shore power to power up your 110 to 12v converter. With a volt meter check the positive and negative power at the battery cables. If the converter is working you should see between 13 to 14.5 volts.
Your refrigerator, and furnace have a circuit board that runs off of 12volts, therefore it wont work if no 12v is present, or if voltage is below about 10volts from the battery.
