Totally dead coach stranded help please

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

25.2 Axis My coach is dead won’t start no lights nothing. Battery fully charged. Suspect fuse but don’t know. Any suggestions where a fuse like this would be located.

[dave.irwin.59@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by Hugh.vines@att.net

25.2 Axis My coach is dead won’t start no lights nothing. Battery fully charged. Suspect fuse but don’t know. Any suggestions where a fuse like this would be located.

When you say 'dead won't start' are you referring to the engine? You can't start it to drive away?

I'm assuming the jacks (if you have then) are up and the slide(s) are in. Don't think it will start if either of these are not the case.

[JamieGeek]

If the chassis battery is charged I'd look around under the hood for the 100a breaker.

Look around the chassis battery for a small box with a yellow "flag" popped out--if you find it push the flag back in and try to start the engine.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Originally Posted by JamieGeek

If the chassis battery is charged I'd look around under the hood for the 100a breaker.

Look around the chassis battery for a small box with a yellow "flag" popped out--if you find it push the flag back in and try to start the engine.

Flag under hood is in flag at coach batteries is in. Everything in coach works. Nothing in cab works no head lights nothing. Acts like dead battery but not dead fully charged. Is there a main fuse or breaker under hood. Thanks

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Originally Posted by dave.irwin.59@gmail.com

When you say 'dead won't start' are you referring to the engine? You can't start it to drive away?

I'm assuming the jacks (if you have then) are up and the slide(s) are in. Don't think it will start if either of these are not the case.

Just cab dead no head lights no engine no dash signal battery good fully charged

[dave.irwin.59@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by Hugh.vines@att.net

Just cab dead no head lights no engine no dash signal battery good fully charged

Jamie's suggestion on looking near the battery for a tripped breaker would be my next guess.

Any luck with that?

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

No luck pushed red button to release yellow flag then pushed it back in nothing is that the only main fuse

[Judge]

Not familiar with the Axis but I think it is on a E-450 chassis. There is a large rectangular fuse box / power distribution box near the engine.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Yellow flag should not be visible correct

[lug]

Check the chassis battery for tight connections. Follow battery ground cable to it termination point. It should be clean, no corrosion, and tight.

[Beau388]

I vote for bad battery cable connections. Remove, clean and replace.

[Oneilkeys]

Did u try your emergency start button?

[Jeff6146]

You might try and grab a subscription to alldatadiy.com. It’ll have anything you need to know about it. If it’s on their site that is. Hope that helps. It’s only like $17 year.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Still dead does fuse number one power everything in cab. If it is blown would head lites work. Is there any fuse or breaker that controls everything in cab including lights starter shade radio

[The Gritz Carlton]

Check the bigger, square relays in the fuse box(es). If there are like types, switch them round. Lots of problems stem from them vibrating loose.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Which fuse is for the isolation relay Thor axis

[Judge]

Originally Posted by Hugh.vines@att.net

Which fuse is for the isolation relay Thor axis

Fuse number 12 and 15 in the Power Distribution box says it is a 40a fuse and the description is "Modified vehicle and stripped chassis battery."

That almost sounds like to provides power to the chassis.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

When I short across a round relay with battery cables coming to it everything works. I assume this is the isolation relay but not sure. Round with battery cables coming to it. Located in front of fuse box on drivers side. Is there a fuse or relay that controls this. I’m going to try to borrow volt meter so I can check power to it. Wish me luck. Hooked up to house power now so at least we have ac

[Oneilkeys]

Originally Posted by Hugh.vines@att.net

When I short across a round relay with battery cables coming to it everything works. I assume this is the isolation relay but not sure. Round with battery cables coming to it. Located in front of fuse box on drivers side. Is there a fuse or relay that controls this. I’m going to try to borrow volt meter so I can check power to it. Wish me luck. Hooked up to house power now so at least we have ac

If you took a picture and posted it, that might help.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Changed out trombata relay think that's what it's called fixed problem. Thanks for all the help