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Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion

04-28-2013, 08:13 PM

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HiLo 17T Fully Charged at 12.6V, but No Power!

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Posted By RichR

I'm glad you found the problem and got it...

I'm glad you found the problem and got it corrected without having to tear everything apart. It doesn't take much to cause a lot of problems. Not to be a smart a**, but those are 30 amp breakers,...

Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion

04-26-2013, 09:05 PM

Replies: 13

HiLo 17T Fully Charged at 12.6V, but No Power!

Views: 3,479

Posted By RichR

After studying the wiring diagram, if you can...

After studying the wiring diagram, if you can raise the top, there is power getting to the master switch. The inline fuse that Jim mentioned is between the master switch and the up/down switch, so...

Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion

04-26-2013, 01:39 PM

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HiLo 17T Fully Charged at 12.6V, but No Power!

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Posted By RichR

Here is a wiring diagram that is readable that...

Here is a wiring diagram that is readable that may help. It is good for your trailer even though it says 2306. https://www.hilotrailerforum.com/f51/hi-lo-2306-primary-wiring-116/

The #10 red wire...

Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion

04-26-2013, 01:33 PM

Replies: 13

HiLo 17T Fully Charged at 12.6V, but No Power!

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Posted By RichR

The tongue jack comes straight from where the...

The tongue jack comes straight from where the battery and the other wires connect on one terminal of the solenoid on the lift motor and it has an inline fuse, so it is independent from other...

Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion

04-26-2013, 07:58 AM

Replies: 13

HiLo 17T Fully Charged at 12.6V, but No Power!

Views: 3,479

Posted By RichR

I assume you checked the voltage at the battery...

I assume you checked the voltage at the battery terminals and they got their charge from the converter. Working from the battery, check the circuit breaker on the side of the battery compartment to...

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