The pin pad appears to be operational cause it still beeps like it’s supposed to. However it won’t lock or unlock the doors now. Also the button on the dash that used to lock or unlock won’t work either. Any ideas where to start looking?

Battery is good. We are currently on 50 amp

DC&MC wrote:Battery is good. We are currently on 50 amp You have checked the chassis battery? - not referring to house batteries

Chassis batteries are good too. We just started the motor to double check

Reset the code. If you need directions, let me know.....Dennis

Entry door pin pad won’t work | Good Sam Community

DC_MC
Explorer III
Jul 29, 2019
It is Trimark
Executive45
Explorer III
Jul 29, 2019
hypoxia wrote:
You didn't say who the manufacturer is.

You might get more pertinent answers if YOU answer this question. Just sayin....Dennis
DC_MC
Explorer III
Jul 29, 2019
Don’t think resetting code will do anything. It accepts our code and gives us the beeps that says it’s ok and unlocking now. However it just doesn’t unlock. Will try looking for plugs in dash and on the panel
hypoxia
Explorer
Jul 29, 2019
You didn't say who the manufacturer is.

Mine is Trimark, I usually unplug the power from the module in the dash but a couple of times I had to unplug the keyboard which is in my passenger side console.
Executive45
Explorer III
Jul 29, 2019
Reset the code. If you need directions, let me know.....Dennis
DC_MC
Explorer III
Jul 28, 2019
Chassis batteries are good too. We just started the motor to double check
2chiefsRus
Explorer
Jul 28, 2019
DC&MC wrote:
Battery is good. We are currently on 50 amp
You have checked the chassis battery? - not referring to house batteries
DC_MC
Explorer III
Jul 28, 2019
Battery is good. We are currently on 50 amp
2chiefsRus
Explorer
Jul 28, 2019
how is the chassis battery?