Problem with a Truma Solar Charger

Do you mean 100w solar charger and 11.2v reading at the battery. 

Yes. Sorry, got my amps and volts mixed up!

I have a bailey caravan of the same age with a truma solar panel and charge controller.
This has a inline fuse between the charge controller and battery. 

I hope this is of some use.

Thanks for this FaW, I will try and find it. In my Bailey Unicorn 3 the battery is located under the floor at the side of the bed and the charger is in the high level locker to the left of the door. Hopefully the cable is in an accessible place.

Hi hope this is helpfull

I have 2015 Bailey unicorn s3 and had a problem with Truma  not charging .

on inspecting  the  wires to the controller there was a plug and socket connection on the battery supply side  ,parting this connection waiting a minute before reconnecting cleared the "fault" it was on a rally and another member had the same experience .From this I guess that the electronics had " got stuck " in lay mans terms . I believe the controller can lock up on voltage spikes .Mine has been trouble free since

Previous experience with free standing solar panels I found they do not like to charge a very flat battery ! You could try the above , you may be able to achieve the same by disconnecting battery carefully avoiding voltage spikes on reconnecting van battery (,this worked for another rallier ) .try charging the van battery with a charger

Good luck Bob

Thanks Bob

I found the 15a blade fuse which seemed securely in place but when I removed it an then reinserted it, the charger control unit started to work and showed a permanent green LED which shows it is charging. It looks as if part of the fuse cover is missing but presumably can be taped firmly back into place. Battery level is now up to 13.7 so hopefully will have survived.

Pterodactyl, could you tell me where this fuse was please - we are having similar issues...