I can't specifically tell you where you went wrong, just give an educated guess, but it is highly likely you have a bad ground. That said, the first thing I'd do, just to be safe, is use Circuit Tester # PTW2979 to ensure you have the proper wires connected, as going by color is often not reliable. But generally when both turn signals flash there is a bad ground on the trailer.
You'll want to check the ground area for any paint, corrosion, or other build up and ensure the ground is attached... view full answer...
I am sorry to hear that you are having trouble with your Greystone Electric RV Fireplace # 324-000068. The first thing you will want to do is unplug the unit for about 15 minutes then plug it back in and see if it will turn on. We also suggest confirming that you do have power at your outlet. Once you have verified that you have power, try turning it on with the button on the front of the fireplace, as well as the remote.
If it still will not turn on, it likely will need to be replaced... view full answer...
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The main issue that I've seen with RV fridges, especially the Everchill brand like part # 324-000119, is that the fridge isn't defrosting sufficiently. What you need to do is unplug it and let it thaw out and then make sure the drain is in a good location and able to drain properly, plus you need to check the ground of your fridge and make sure it is securely connected to a clean, bare metal surface. In the comments that I've seen the ground was a major problem,... view full answer...
While I wish I could tell you exactly what color wire goes to each function there is no standard wiring guide required to be used for trailer manufacturers and the manufacturers of the wiring/lights. Looking at the wiring you do have I see the trailer has white, red, and green on the left side with white brown and green on the right. It would most likely be safe to assume the red and brown wires operate the turn signals and brake lights for each side of the trailer. The green is most likely... view full answer...
It sounds like you may have one of 2 things going on inside your wet bolts. I have seen some instances where some particles/dirt get inside the wet bolt and clog the weep hole the grease is allowed to pass through. You can remove the bolts not taking any grease and try using a compressor air tool to blow out any debris that may be stuck inside the bolt. Be sure to blow from the weep hole out once you remove the grease zerk from the end of the bolt. You can also use some brake cleaner or... view full answer...
I went out to the warehouse to take a look at the Gustafson 12V RV LED Pendant Light w/ Light Shade # 277-000456 and tried to disassemble it but they glued the screws in place on it so I wasn't able to take it apart without damaging the light. Most likely the stem either threads into the housing and you can try to unscrew it or you'll have to unscrew the LED portion from the housing to access anything. Worst case scenario if you can't get it off you can just glue the screws into place to... view full answer...
The Out of Stroke error message on the Lippert Ground Control system, such as # LC358590 indicates the jack has extended as far as it will go and has maximized it's extension.
To clear the error you can extend all of the jacks in the system at least 6 inches. Then press and hold the retract button until the jacks start to retract. All of the jacks should fully retract and the error should be cleared. You would then either need to move your camper to a more level location so your jacks... view full answer...
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