Maybe someone here knows. I am in this 2019 Cascadia. In the bunk I have three 12v outlets. One is up by the climate control and light switches. The other two are in front of the bunk. The two on the bunk, I had my koolatron "fridge" and a little 300w inverter plugged in. No issues until this morning. I get up, neither is working. I pulled the cover off the fuse panel and every fuse that it said 12v I pulled and checked. No burnt out ones. Lifted bunk and the rear of the sockets looks fine, no sign of melting and they weren't heated up. Did I pull every fuse, but the correct one? When it gets serviced, the techs at the shop could probably trace it to the source, but I have no idea when my work will get me through. I just usually wait until they call me, but I know it hasn't been quite three months since the last one.
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Discussion in 'Trucking Electronics, Gadgets and Software Forum' started by jimjam38, May 9, 2020.
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Maybe your battery voltage dropped too low and shut off power to the accessory outlets?
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The 12v outlets near the dash don't shut down -
Mine doesn't have an APU. I usually idle it up and let it run at night while I sleep. I can check the voltage when I get back in it. Sitting in a shop getting trailer worked on. Never thought about the battery, since I only shut the truck off when I go home.
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Well, my truck is showing it is pulling 14.2V Still nothing when I plug into either socket.
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Maybe check your inverter in the truck.. It may have tripped it breaker
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