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Hi lizma4u, dont have motor home, but i thing i read on this forum some time ago some one with the same problem, there should be a control panel with a switch that has 3 positions one was car/battery one was 0 off(i think) the other showed a plug, check these and them try out on each position to see if that works(if you have AC light, switch on/off on each position,) i know it sounds daft but also check the AC mains board in your van(next to battery charger) as Main circuit breaker or lights CB and socket CB as they could be tripped. sorry not much help, but other motorhome owners will be along shortly and will be of more help.
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If everything runs smoothly then I must have done something wrong
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Topic: motorhome electrics
