jimh406 wrote:I manually cranked one of the Fronts,I will try the other and I have changed my position to be closer to the receiver, no difference, and I changed the batteries, still no good . Happijac gave me a price of $300 for a new remote. I found one on eBay for 100 but it said new/other, I didn’t like the fact that it said “other”but I bought it and i was sent the wrong remote, the model number was wrong . So when I get my refund I’m gonna try it again for the right one.
Have you tried changing the battery or moving closer to the fronts or sending unit? Have you tried manually cranking the fronts to make sure they aren't corroded?
Other than that, I had one Atwood remote die on me at about 1 year. The second one is still going strong 15 years later. You might have to buy a new remote.
Good luck.
B-n-B wrote:yes, they are all in the up position do
Make sure the lever on side of the jack is in the UP position. Easy to overlook.
https://www.happijac.com/images/pdfs/10keywired.pdf
mkirsch wrote:I will go look to see if I can swap the wires from the front jacks to the rear jacks. I’m not sure if they will reach.
People are ignoring that ALL THE JACKS WILL WORK AT ONCE.
That means the jacks are getting power. That means the jacks are NOT stuck. That means the jacks are getting a signal. That means the lever on the side of the jacks are in the correct position.
The problem is either in the remote, or in the jack controller in the camper. The problem is electronic, and for most of us the only thing we can do is replace things until it starts working again.
It would be interesting if you could swap the wires from the front jacks to the rear jacks, and verify that the problem follows the wiring, not the jacks.
mattyj wrote:mkirsch wrote:I will go look to see if I can swap the wires from the front jacks to the rear jacks. I’m not sure if they will reach.
People are ignoring that ALL THE JACKS WILL WORK AT ONCE.
That means the jacks are getting power. That means the jacks are NOT stuck. That means the jacks are getting a signal. That means the lever on the side of the jacks are in the correct position.
The problem is either in the remote, or in the jack controller in the camper. The problem is electronic, and for most of us the only thing we can do is replace things until it starts working again.
It would be interesting if you could swap the wires from the front jacks to the rear jacks, and verify that the problem follows the wiring, not the jacks.
StirCrazy wrote:I swapped all the wires on the control board, and it made the jacks behave worse than before so I just put them back to the original positionmattyj wrote:mkirsch wrote:I will go look to see if I can swap the wires from the front jacks to the rear jacks. I’m not sure if they will reach.
People are ignoring that ALL THE JACKS WILL WORK AT ONCE.
That means the jacks are getting power. That means the jacks are NOT stuck. That means the jacks are getting a signal. That means the lever on the side of the jacks are in the correct position.
The problem is either in the remote, or in the jack controller in the camper. The problem is electronic, and for most of us the only thing we can do is replace things until it starts working again.
It would be interesting if you could swap the wires from the front jacks to the rear jacks, and verify that the problem follows the wiring, not the jacks.
swap them at the control board. just plug the fronts into the bak sockets and the other way for the backs
SoonDockin wrote:I only have one remote, I ordered one on eBay and the numbers in the photo in the ad matched my remote, but of course they sent the wrong one and now when I try to print the return label they sent me to return the wrong one I can’t get it to print ??????????
My camper came with two remotes. One wired and the other wireless. Is it possible you have a second remote?
