Uuuggghhhh! I screwed up!
Yep, stupid mistake... Getting ready for a 7000 mile trip so I installed a new deep cycle heavy duty battery on the TT. Now the stupid part. I wasn't paying attention and reversed the positive and neg...
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enblethen wrote:
Make and model of refer would help.
Since it is getting power to the display panel the refer is getting power.
Disconnected from shore power.
Disconnect battery.
Locate the battery fuse in the 12 Volt DC panel.
Connect battery up.
Use volt meter to check for 12 volts DC to bat fuse holder.
No power? Check fuse or circuit breaker near the battery. Could be in battery box, along frame rail under front of trailer or in junction box where the Battery cable, umbilical cord and trailer wiring comes together.
Another way disconnect from shore power.
Disconnect battery.
Plug into shore power. Check for 12 volts DC in 12 power distribution panel.
No power. Replace or test, do not look, at reverse polarity fuses.
Post make and model of converter.
Okay so.... Did this in order. The only problem was the reverse polarity fuses (2) were blown. Replaced them. Everything works but refer. Still doing the same thing. Checked for fuses in the circuit board, none. Checked for connection problems, none. Checked outside panel, none. So, I will bring it in on Tuesday. Tech says it's under warranty so don't sweat it and he'll have it back to me within two weeks which works with our travel plans. Thanks everyone!!!
