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All of the DC lights etc work when the shore power is plugged in but non when just running on the battery. None of the lights in the converter come on in either case. I think I'll check the ground

Don't also forget to check the ground wire (negative 12 volt) especially if they tied it up via a wire nut (a lot of aliners have all the grounds wire nutted together in a big bundle) Do you have 12

Hello D: May I suggest you make yourself a diagram of all the wires in your trailer. This is a must since in 14 years many things may have changed. It could just be a block diagram of wires to and

If BOTH the inline fuse near the battery's positive terminal AND the typically 20 amp fuse that is second to the bottom of the fuse stack in a WFCO 8725 or 8735 are good, then there's a break

Probably your first point of testing is the 12 volt going into the converter from the battery.? (Behind the converter). For inside the converter testing photos would probably be of value - to get

I'm on the edge of cancelling a camping trip because I can't figure out why I'm not getting DC power to anything in my 2009 Aliner Classic.. Shore power is fine. i did install a new frig vent fan, and

removed panel and checked by black to ground bar and red to other bar and got -0 V for a reading. battery gives me a 12+ V reading.

fuses are all good in converter but no lighted things in the converter. I think it is not getting power from the battery. I assume I need to remove the panel to access the battery terminals in the

Did you check the fuses in the converter? What have you checked so far, and how did you check it?? What doesn't have power? Did you put a voltmeter on the "batt pos+" and "batt neg-" terminals inside

Shore power is fine. Battery charged up. Battery connected correctly. Inline battery fuse id good. NO DC power topower center. Is there an easy answer?

Update:? I forgot to show the rear camera link.? I bought that direct from RedTiger because Amazon was out of them.? I also bought their polarizing filter for windshield glare. Customer service is

Hey! Quick question for ya, do you have any info on the picture you used for the group? Specifically I'm curious about the two straps on the front roof of the aliner and what they are used for.

Hey, this is the first I've seen this idea mentioned online. We just got an ALiner a couple weeks ago and I came up with basically this same idea for how to make an auto lift and high wind restraint

Don, thank you very much. Where do you mount the rear camera? On the tow vehicle, or on the back of the A-liner? If on the A-liner, is there an extension cable available? Thanks again. Jerry

It's in the very first post of this message.? And since we're on the subject.? This is what I used.? It took several accessories, such as additional wiring kit and camera.? But my primary interest

Folks, I didn't see the model number or source for the wireless rear view (back-up) camera discussed. I'd appreciate the particulars. Thanks much. Jerry Molnar

I bypassed the thermocouple in mine since the fan was only coming on when it got really hot out.? I also mounted 2 fans instead of the one loud factory fan that comes with the fridge.? Then I

Dave, Why would the fan not start immediately when the switch is flipped, without the thermistor in the circuit?? Mine was functioning, but I wanted to run mine full time, so I bypassed it.

I did this one afternoon because I had some extra 1/8 by 1/2" aluminum angle. I had to do some cutting with a hacksaw to not impede airflow.? I use the original sensor.

I didn't reboot.? But the problem went away now.