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Colin21

11/8/2022 at 10:53pm
Location: East Herts
Outfit: 1992 Elddis Wisp 450CT + X Trail

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Main fuse itself may be ok, but is the fuse-holder? I had a problem with mine a few years ago, it had corrosion inside it. If that is ok, all you can do is check the wiring through stage by stage using a multi-meter starting from the battery fuse.

If all the sockets are fine when on EHU, you should have 12 volt supplied by the battery charger, so if you haven't you may have a problem there too, which may be why the battery went flat.

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Hi guys not sure if I'm in the right place but recently got a caravan and dreaded damp around window frames well it's completely rotting. We are so new to this after only owning a Pennine folding camper. I wonder if you can give me a step by step guide in how we do this . Like materials sealants. Glues. I'm absolutely gutted and I've shed many tears after finding my dream caravan is not at all what it seams. It just seems one problem after another. My husband and father in law are going to try and do this repair themselves. But any advice and help I'd be truly grateful. Kind regards Cheryl

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