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Old 08-05-2018, 11:53 PM   #4
Bierp
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Join Date: May 2018
Location: Goldbar, WA.
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Originally Posted by rohrmann View Post
Every time you operate the jacks, you are operating them with 12 volts, because they are directly connected to the batteries. The breaker that is wired between the batteries and the hydraulic pump is the one that should be replaced with an 80 amp breaker, either a manual reset or an auto reset. The photo shows a manual reset that I installed in our rig.
Ok.

But is there any possible/probably correlation between that specific breaker and my full loss of 12v? Is there a specific way to test this on my meter?

I'll definitely replace the breaker for the hydraulic system, but if I still can't turn a light on without shore power, I've got more issues to resolve. (This is a fairly common occurrence when I start 'fixing' things.)

CnS, thanks for the Lippert doc.


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