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Hi and welcome to the forum.
You could probably do with getting hold of your particular wiring diagram, it will help you understand just what parts of the circuit are connected to each other to make a complete circuit. There should have been one in your Bailey Welcome pack that was in a blue fabric folder that had instructions on how everything worked in the van.
Failing that, do an online seaech for it, and look for Bailey series 7 wiring diagram for your Ranger model. You don't need to be into electronics in a big way as most of it is pretty self explanitory and the fault you have is a basic one. Remember that you can have no volts if the neutral return wire is faulty or has a bad connection.
Good luck.
Dave.
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Topic: 12v circuit again
