user58130: I read multiple guides on how to 'claim' the BitcoinCash I'm apparently entitled to as a BTC holder.  I outline below the steps I took; but at the end of this process my Electron Cash default_wallet shows a 0 mBCC balance.  Please suggest where I might have gone wrong and what I can do about it:

In Bitcoin-Qt, generate a new receiving address
Send all my coins to the new receiving address

I started with 1.13BTC.  Now my Bitcoin-Qt wallet shows a balance of 1.129BTC and under 'recent transactions' it shows the Fee for the transaction.  The 'type' is 'Payment to yourself' and the Amount is -0.0023BTC

From the Transactions tab, I open the Details for this transaction.  It says 'Total debit -1.129BTC, Total credit 1.129BTC, Transaction ID 32...(64-digit hex string)'
At https://blockchain.info I entered the Transaction ID and see all the details.  I can see 4 Addresses on the Left and 1 Address on the Right (1JC...)
In Bitcoin-qt I go to Debug > Console and run dumpprivkey 1JC... with the full address.  It outputs a private key (50 characters, alpha-numeric)
I download and run Electron Cash 2.9.2, create a new default_wallet and 'Import Private Keys' pasting the 50-character private kay from the Bitcoin-Qt Debug output

Electron Cash shows the Public Address (1JC...) in the Addresses tab, with Balance 0, Tx 0
Bitcoin.info says the following about the transaction:
Inputs and Outputs
Total Input
1.13157047 BTC
Total Output
1.12926194 BTC 
Fees
0.00230853 BTC


user4719: You may have gone wrong by exporting the private key of your /new/ wallet. You want to export the private key of the /old/ wallet and import that into Electron Cash. It isn't clear from your description if you got this right, and that would be one explanation.

user58130: The problem was in this step:

run dumpprivkey 1JC...

What I should have done was to run dumpprivkey on the 

4 Addresses on the Left 

In the Blockchain.info output - instead of the receiving address.
After doing this, and importing the private keys into Electron Cash, I now have my BCH balance available.

58130: <p>I read multiple guides on how to 'claim' the BitcoinCash I'm apparently entitled to as a BTC holder.  I outline below the steps I took; but at the end of this process my Electron Cash default_wallet shows a 0 mBCC balance.  Please suggest where I might have gone wrong and what I can do about it:</p>

<ul>
<li>In Bitcoin-Qt, generate a new receiving address</li>
<li>Send all my coins to the new receiving address</li>
</ul>

<p>I started with 1.13BTC.  Now my Bitcoin-Qt wallet shows a balance of 1.129BTC and under 'recent transactions' it shows the Fee for the transaction.  The 'type' is 'Payment to yourself' and the Amount is -0.0023BTC</p>

<ul>
<li>From the Transactions tab, I open the Details for this transaction.  It says 'Total debit -1.129BTC, Total credit 1.129BTC, Transaction ID 32...(64-digit hex string)'</li>
<li>At <a href="https://blockchain.info" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://blockchain.info</a> I entered the Transaction ID and see all the details.  I can see 4 Addresses on the Left and 1 Address on the Right (1JC...)</li>
<li>In Bitcoin-qt I go to Debug > Console and run <code>dumpprivkey 1JC...</code> with the full address.  It outputs a private key (50 characters, alpha-numeric)</li>
<li>I download and run <code>Electron Cash 2.9.2</code>, create a new <code>default_wallet</code> and 'Import Private Keys' pasting the 50-character private kay from the Bitcoin-Qt Debug output</li>
</ul>

<p>Electron Cash shows the Public Address (1JC...) in the Addresses tab, with Balance 0, Tx 0</p>

<p>Bitcoin.info says the following about the transaction:</p>

<p><strong>Inputs and Outputs</strong></p>

<pre><code>Total Input
1.13157047 BTC
Total Output
1.12926194 BTC 
Fees
0.00230853 BTC
</code></pre>
 4719: <p>You may have gone wrong by exporting the private key of your /new/ wallet. You want to export the private key of the /old/ wallet and import that into Electron Cash. It isn't clear from your description if you got this right, and that would be one explanation.</p>
 58130: <p>The problem was in this step:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>run <code>dumpprivkey 1JC...</code></p>
</blockquote>

<p>What I should have done was to run <code>dumpprivkey</code> on the </p>

<blockquote>
  <p>4 Addresses on the Left </p>
</blockquote>

<p>In the Blockchain.info output - instead of the <em>receiving</em> address.</p>

<p>After doing this, and importing the private keys into Electron Cash, I now have my BCH balance available.</p>
