No Power in cluster Panel

[Mahakal]

Hello everyone,
My Mh was not cranking so today i removed the batteries and got it checked. Both batteries came out good with 13.47V. What do i check next to start the Mh. This is first time happening so please pardon me if i ask some basic questions. Thanks very much for the suggestions

[catonine]

Would it even try to crank, are was there no power to ignition? Have you checked your cut-off switches, and fuses?

[Mahakal]

Hi
there is no power it would not even crank

[Dennis4809]

Look underneath where you can see the starter. Remove all rings and watch before checking cables. Feel the cables to ensure that they are tight. If so, follow the hot lead to the starter solenoid. Should be a large cable on each side with a small control wire. Have someone try to start. You should hear/feel the solenoid engage. If you have a meter, check for 12v on the batt side and the on the starter side when engaged. If you find power is getting to the starter and it's still not turning, might try rapping the starter housing with a hammer or something similar. Hit firmly but not to hard.
I had a similar situation and found wires loose on the starter. Just be careful if you have to tighten as there's enough amperage available to weld with should you short the wrench to ground.
Good luck,

[pumper9x9]

I had something similar happen in my coach. There was a solenoid that activated the dash and passed power on to the starter solenoid. My was located in the LF compartment with a panel that had chassis fuses. Mine was intermittent I started pulling fuses and finally heard a "klunk" and the dash lights worked and it started right up. Prior to that I replaced the ignition switch, it was fine.
Good Luck

[Mahakal]

Thanks guys will look at it as weather permits. Keep you guys posted.