Battery not talking to the rest of the trailer

Hi all. I am a new Tag owner as of last fall. I had to replace my battery because I let the original drain (didn't really know what I was doing and figured it out too late). Anyway, the new battery is fully charged, all the electrical works when I have the trailer plugged in to shore power, and the battery disconnect switch is on. Yet when I unplug from shore power, I get nothing. Anyone have any ideas?

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  • BBsGarage
    BBsGarage Member Posts: 385

    Check the fuses on the converter.

    Bill

    2017 T@G Max XL, New Jersey.
    You can drive along 10,000 miles, and still stay where you are.

  • Verna
    Verna Member Posts: 136

    There should also be a fuse coming from the positive (+) side of the battery. Check that fuse, also.

  • Michigan_Mike
    Michigan_Mike Member Posts: 510

    As Verna noted its most likely the fuse at the battery. I would also check the battery wiring and make sure all wires are connected properly (positive wires on the positive terminal, negative wires on the negative terminal). Stranger things have happened. Let us know what you find out.

    Michigan Mike
    Linden, Mi
    2019 T@B 400

  • Robyn
    Robyn Member Posts: 7

    Thanks for your help everyone. I checked the fuses in both the converter and the battery (didn't seem blown, but put in new ones anyway) and still no lock. Battery is confirmed fully charged. Guess I will have to take it in...

  • mgreen2
    mgreen2 Member Posts: 193

    Have you double checked this from the manual?



    2017 T@G Max

  • Robyn
    Robyn Member Posts: 7

    Hi all. I took the trailer in for servicing today and they told me it was an electrical grounding problem. They said the grounding had not been properly done (whether that is NuCamp or the retailer, I don't know). Anyway, it's working just fine now! Thanks for your advice.