12 volt isolation solenoid trouble shooting
So driving across I-70 over Memorial Day Holiday Weekend, I got in to a big rain storm. Pulled in to rest area twice as we were driving east with the storm and kept catching up to it. Finally headed...
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What you actually are describing is a circuit breaker.
should look like the one in the link below.
12V circuit breaker
That "clicking" sound is because you have a short somewhere on the 12V wire. This wire feeds the fuse panel/converter box.
There should also be another wire which goes to your emergency break away switch (which is supposed to go to the positive of the battery).
The fuse panel/converter should also have a fuse on the other end of this wire. That fuse may be blown also if the wire is damaged.
If panel fuse is not blown then you might have a blown converter (this can happen if you accidentally connect the battery up backwards). Are you SURE that you have connected the battery correctly?
You will need to find the short, this may require replacing the wire back to the converter.. or replacing a blown converter.
should look like the one in the link below.
12V circuit breaker
That "clicking" sound is because you have a short somewhere on the 12V wire. This wire feeds the fuse panel/converter box.
There should also be another wire which goes to your emergency break away switch (which is supposed to go to the positive of the battery).
The fuse panel/converter should also have a fuse on the other end of this wire. That fuse may be blown also if the wire is damaged.
If panel fuse is not blown then you might have a blown converter (this can happen if you accidentally connect the battery up backwards). Are you SURE that you have connected the battery correctly?
You will need to find the short, this may require replacing the wire back to the converter.. or replacing a blown converter.
