Loss of electrics

[DavenGill1]

Sat here on a CS, everything shuts down. 240v still working but no 12v. Any suggestions?
We have a power control system ec400/450. Thanks in advance (in the dark).

 

[DavenGill1]

Sat here on a CS, everything shuts down. 240v still working but no 12v. Any suggestions?checked all fuses, when system shut down switch turned on fridge comes to life then instant shut down again. Thanks in advance (in the dark).

 

[KeefySher]

Unplug the ehu, find the main fuse a 20amp, pull it, wait 10 minutes, put fuse back it, then ehu

 

[Raywood]

Some time ago we were next to a man with a Bailey who had similar trouble. He ended up running the fridge on gas and that cured it for his time on site. He arranged to take it to the dealers on his return but I believe it was an electrical fault on the fridge but no more information on that.

 

[Hutch]

On my Coachman , similar problem, my 12 volt power unit had blown up on both sides, no 12 volt to the caavan or to charge the battery. Check your battery voltage , should be about 13 volts.

 

[KeefySher]

How are you getting on? Have you fixed it?

We had a dry joint in the control panel above the main door that took out the 12v circuits as that panel needs to work, but still ad 230v to the microwave. It was a Sargent panel that was replaced under warranty. Ours is a Sterling Continental 570 of 2015 thrown together time.

 

[DavenGill1]

Still not fixed worked on it yesterday but still no joy, it's booked in for a service in April so will leave it for them to sort under warranty. Will report back after repair with what was repaired/replaced

 

[DavenGill1]

Collected the van this afternoon and the fault turned out to be a sticking master switch on the consumer unit, have to say thanks to our local dealer in Rushden, did some warranty work on the van and they didn't sell it to us.