My 12 lights and other appliances do not work from battery

Photo of the battery disconnect solenoid box and breakers.

Photo coming as soon as I figure out how to do it.

Possibly an intetec battery control center
A picture of the inside, somebody might be able to give you some more info ,
Mfg design changes slightly over the years

By the way you were correct that one of the 5 amp fuses next to the disconnect solenoid does control the solenoid. The cover for that panel does not look like it is the original cover , just a square piece of plastic so I don't know what the other 9 fuses in there control. Was hoping someone on here would have a similar R-vision motorhome and would be able to help. This is just a low budget project I picked up to use for local trips around the San Antonio area which may include the coast , only 150 miles away, or the hill country which is much less than that.

First I would like to thank you from the top of my keyboard for returning and telling us what you found.

Far too many we never hear from 'em again. So thank you.

I know when the tech did the pre delivery tour he missed one fuse box. Thankfully I discovered it... ONE DAY before I blew a fuse in it.

It was a resettable circuit breaker. Pickup a new one just in case it keeps popping.

Thanks to all for the help. I guess I get a little frustrated when I get treated like a total rookie. I have been fixing my own stuff for a long time because as a poor enlisted AF person we didn't make enough money to hire anyone to fix stuff for us. Now I can afford to have someone fix stuff but get much more satisfaction doing it myself. Hope all will forgive me.

Good to know what the problem was, and had been resolved

Found the problem. It is a circuit breaker devise downstream from disconnect solenoid. Thanks to all

Thanks Tom

Ok on the solenoid. When your partner operates the swich do you hear a CLUNK?

Check the SMALL terminals. they should have no power.. Hook a light to 'em (I also have test lights that have clips on both leads instead of a probe)

the light should light no matter which way the switch is pushed.

IF this is not the case I'd first check all 5 amp fuses in the BCC compartment (not the house fuse panel) if all good (either dark dark or bright bright) Pull 'em. all of 'em. operate the switch like 50-100 times both ways, Replace the fuses and see if it works now.. If it does....

Make a decision:
Buy lotto tickes cause when you hot you hot
Do not buy lotto tickets cause you done used up your luck this week

(I was in Las Vegas when it worked for me by the way)

After that you need to throw money at it.. Sad to say..

IF the light lights both switch positions (Use/Store dark in Resting) Then the solenoid is what you throw money at May be defective. bypass for now.