Mysterious busted fuse
My travel trailer has lights powered by a battery that is currently hooked up to a trickle charger; the charger indicates the battery is fully functional. I have an extension cord with an external pow...
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Typically, lights in an RV are powered by the 12V system. Powering a 120V device should have no effect on the 12V system unless the draw of the heater tripped a GFCI or a circuit breaker, that circuit protection also controlling the onboard converter.
As others have said, typically, there is a circuit breaker between the battery and the 12V distribution panel and the battery, usually located close to the battery. There may be a small button on the circuit breaker to reset it.
Good reading:12 volt side of life
As others have said, typically, there is a circuit breaker between the battery and the 12V distribution panel and the battery, usually located close to the battery. There may be a small button on the circuit breaker to reset it.
Good reading:12 volt side of life
