Lost all electrical power

[Fred O]

I plugged my 2017 Road trek 210 into a friend’s outbuilding and the power went out.
I’ve checked fuses, tried resetting inverter, GFCI, eco trek modules, & battery disconnect switch, and running the under hood generator

I don’t have an electrical diagram. What else should I check?

Is there a fuse on the inverter?

I think there might be a transfer switch - or something - in front of the couch, but we can’t raise the power couch from bed position. Is there some way to do that manually?

I’d appreciate any advice

[mkguitar]

is the outbuilding still providing power ?- if your air conditioning was on it may have tripped his breaker


does his socket have the correct power for your plug ? correct voltage, correct wiring ?


are you using a 30 amp plug ? or... ?

[RT1997]

Did you reset the building wall outlet?
Once it happened to me when I just plugged my RT 170.No AC or major power draining device running.
I just pushed the reset button on the wall outlet.
You most likely checked it 1st.Posting just in case.

[Fred O]

We are no longer plugged in at friend’s house
We are at home; tried plugging in with our normal #12 cord from house

There is no power & no response from the charging system

Seems like a fuse is blown but I don’t know where to look after checking fuses in the panel & under the driver’s seat

Still wondering if there is a fuse for solar controller or inverter

[GeorgeRa]

I cn trace how far AC is reaching your electrical system with a simple AC detector like this one https://www.google.com/search?q=ac+d...hrome&ie=UTF-8
or this one https://www.harborfreight.com/non-co...xoCHT8QAvD_BwE

[Fred O]

Thank you - I’m using one of those, and I have a multimeter, but can’t detect any power.
Solar controller won’t come on either

[Fred O]

Still looking for info on sitting the electric couch up without power.
Also, still haven’t found a fuse that is supposedly on the line from the lithium ion coach batteries to the inverter.
The battery box is sealed.