Loss of all DC Power

[Kaptajnen]

Yesterday, when I came to the boat I discovered that I had no DC power. Every 24 volt device were INOP.

My shore connection was OK and all batteries were fully charged according to the KISEA panel and the Volt meter. I checked all 24 volt fuses and they were OK. Tried to start the engine and open the hatch to the engine...nothing.

What should I look for? Any suggestions? My boat is a 2019 R-31 S Northwest edition.

 

[Red Raven]

Check your thermal breaker. Not sure where it is on the 31. On the 27 Classic it is below the main rotary battery switches. It looks like this.

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If the yellow arm is sprung out it is tripped. Swing it back into place.

Curt

 

[scross]

What Curt said!
With that breaker tripped EVERYTHING DC using house batteries goes inop.
On our R25 Classic that breaker is hidden away in the bilge. Not an intuitive location and only found it by carefully going over the owners manual.
Mechanic accidentally tripped our leaning on it while doing engine oil hose replacement.

 

[Kevin Lamont]

Yesterday, when I came to the boat I discovered that I had no DC power. Every 24 volt device were INOP.

My shore connection was OK and all batteries were fully charged according to the KISEA panel and the Volt meter. I checked all 24 volt fuses and they were OK. Tried to start the engine and open the hatch to the engine...nothing.

What should I look for? Any suggestions? My boat is a 2019 R-31 S Northwest edition.

Hey Claus,

Check the breakers by the battery switches in the cockpit. The breakers will be located at the top of the switch board, check to see if any are tripped. Hope this helps.

Thanks,