Posted 2013-07-06 11:23 AM (#153179 - in reply to #153169) Subject: RE: Bad connection?
Veteran
Posts: 184 Location: Indiana
But that's the WEIRD part-- It DOES work- as long as the trailer is hooked up to electricity-- I'm going to go out today or tomorrow and try again-- maybe it was just a fluke a couple of weeks ago.
Posted 2013-07-06 2:10 PM (#153180 - in reply to #153120) Subject: RE: Bad connection?
Elite Veteran
Posts: 656 Location: Rayne, LA
With outside access door removed do you see a small flame? Try blowing out burner area and exhaust area with air. Also see if the switch is calling for propane
Posted 2013-07-06 7:16 PM (#153184 - in reply to #153179) Subject: RE: Bad connection?
Elite Veteran
Posts: 798 Location: Tenn/Ala.
Originally written by ClaudiaIN on 2013-07-06 11:23 AM
But that's the WEIRD part-- It DOES work- as long as the trailer is hooked up to electricity-- I'm going to go out today or tomorrow and try again-- maybe it was just a fluke a couple of weeks ago.
This tells me you are having a 12V issue with the trailer. The fridge isn't getting 12V when it isn't plugged in. You need to do some investigating on your battery/12V system. Is there a disconnect switch turned off? Is there a circuit breaker tripped (a lot of older trailers have these)?
Bad connection?
