All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Speaking of Rockwood Tent Trailers (Battery Problem)It's fixed! Thanks Midnightsadie, Handye9 and SoundGuy for your responses. I bought a new battery, box and a multi pack of fuses for the converter. I changed the fuses one by one and there it was. The 25 amp fuse in the converter was the culprit. As soon as I changed that one, I could hear the converter turn on and the propane detector start beeping. Yee haw! I have a feeling I mixed up the positive and negative leads to the battery one day which blew the fuse. That won't happen again!Re: Speaking of Rockwood Tent Trailers (Battery Problem)Thanks for your responses. I know it was not a bad battery because I was a little hot headed and sold the battery and box. So it had to be working or that guy would have brought it right back to me. The trailer is always stored inside with no corrosion or mice problems. Also, I don't have a battery shut off so it has to be a fuse or the converter. I am going to try again by buying a new battery and some fuses and see what happens. Will let you know how things turn out.Speaking of Rockwood Tent Trailers (Battery Problem)Hi all. Its been a long time since I have been on here. I have a 2014 Rockwood 1940LTD and power from the battery has stopped working. The battery is fine, but there is no power coming from the converter. Any ideas before going back to the dealer with it? Could it be something as easy to replace as a fuse or could it be more serious as needing a new power converter? Thanks in advance.Re: New PopUpGreat choice on the Rockwood 1940! We have the same model. The best way is to make lists of all the things that you forgot to bring while you are camping. Finally, one day, there will be nothing on that list. Dave + DeniseRe: Getting back into PUP'S......Hi Jim. It's funny how many people go back to pop ups. We had two of them (Rockwood and Coleman), then went to a 17 1/2' travel trailer for about 10 years and finally last year back to a 2013 Rockwood 1940LTD pop up. That 1990 Rockwood was a terrible trailer and I said I would never buy another Rockwood, until last year. The new owners (Forest River) seem to be doing lots right and the trailers are much better these days. Don't count Rockwoods out when you search for your new pop up. This is coming from a guy who would only look at Colemans. Good luck! Dave
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