Converter Fuse Question

TAGalong

I have a 2025 T@G Boondock which is always  stored indoors and plugged into household current when not camping with it.   While plugged in and with the battery switch on, the light for the F6 slot (second from the bottom, labeled for Converter Power) on the converter will turn from green to amber after a day or so.  When this happens, I unplug from household current and turn off the battery switch.  I wait a while, then plug back in and flip the battery switch to on and the light is green again.   I have replaced the fuse with a new 20A fuse so I know that's not the problem.  Does anyone know what is going on?

JamesDow

Besides the light change, what is the status of things?

Per Google: 
A WFCO indicator light changing from green to amber typically means your unit has switched from shore power (AC input) to battery power mode, or it is indicating a change in operating/voltage status. What the Colors MeanGreen Light: Indicates normal AC/shore power is connected and active.Amber / Yellow Light: Indicates the unit has transitioned to invert/battery mode (running on battery power only) or is signaling low/charging status depending on the specific WFCO model series. Common Causes & TroubleshootingLoss of Shore Power: If your RV was plugged into an AC outlet or generator and you lost that connection, the inverter/converter automatically switches over, turning the light from green to amber. Check your shore power cord, breakers, and pedestal. Inverter Mode Active: On WFCO Inverters, a steady amber light confirms the unit is actively inverting DC battery power into 110V AC power because incoming shore power is absent. Flickering Amber: If the amber light is flickering instead of solid, it often warns that the battery charge level is dropping low.

TAGalong

Thanks for the suggestions.  I am plugged into a regular garage outlet and current is running through my Progressive EMS before the trailer.............EMS is showing no error codes or anything out of the ordinary.