T6.1 Mains Hook Up Not Charging Battery
- Thread starter CharlieA
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Hi Mick,
Checked the cable as best I could and nothing obvious that I can see.
Cheers Charlie
Bluey22
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I’m oddly having the exact same challenge I think. Well I certainly have the same set up, currently on a campsite in Devon, plugged in and the leisure battery alarm went off. First I knew something was wrong. T6.1 from Denby’s. I’ll be calling them in the morning and will update. Can’t help but think it’s me being stupid. Three pin plugs were working when I arrived. Then the toaster stopped working, which made me think a fuse is blown. Any ideas which fuse I should be replacing? I assume this will be in the the powerband box/consumer unit?
Partner and kids on board, pray for me
Partner and kids on board, pray for me
You may get more notice starting a fresh thread with pictures of your installation.
A toaster is a 240v device so that would have nothing to do with a 12v fuse. By the sounds of it you may have tripped a 240v breaker. A toaster is a potentially high wattage device, especially if you are on a limited EHU - check the rating on the toaster and check with the site what their EHU is rated at.
Check the breakers in your PDU and if those are not the issue check the breaker at the site end.
A toaster is a 240v device so that would have nothing to do with a 12v fuse. By the sounds of it you may have tripped a 240v breaker. A toaster is a potentially high wattage device, especially if you are on a limited EHU - check the rating on the toaster and check with the site what their EHU is rated at.
Check the breakers in your PDU and if those are not the issue check the breaker at the site end.
Defo check the EHU post on the campsite to see if it's tripped. (Breaker box on the post)
Then start working back towards the van.
Make sure the blue plug is connected properly at the post and at the van.
Then make sure the vans 240 consumer unit hasn't tripped,.... check the breaker fuses are all on.
Then move to your plug sockets and devices.
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These 240v socket testers can be helpful to trace issues.
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Then start working back towards the van.
Make sure the blue plug is connected properly at the post and at the van.
Then make sure the vans 240 consumer unit hasn't tripped,.... check the breaker fuses are all on.
Then move to your plug sockets and devices.
.....
These 240v socket testers can be helpful to trace issues.
....
Bluey22
Member
Thanks @roadtripper @Dellmassive you guys are stars for the rapid response. Turns out because I unplugged, their system assumed I had left the pitch and stopped providing me power. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Stress levels reduced.
That’s a new one
Fair enough.....
Glad your all sorted.
Glad your all sorted.
Hi Bluey22, glad you got sorted ok. It turned my issue was very different, there was an EHU power box hidden behind a panel next to the fridge that had burnt out. Once replaced all working. Enjoy your trip.
Bluey22
Member
Oh really. That’s not great. Got a photo of the item, for reference?
No photo unfortunately but similar to the BCA images posted earlier in the thread, all the best Charlie
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