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On our 2018 Road Warrior the transfer switch is behind the rear basement wall in the storage area.

To check the converter is charging, find the power leads from the converter. Using a multimeter, read the voltage across the wires to see what this voltage. In case it is not working, on the outside of the converter should be some fuses. Check these to make sure they are okay. Before you remove...

Here is a copy of the wiring diagram for residential fridge with a transfer switch. https://manuals.heartlandowners.org/manuals/Electrical/Residential%20Refrigerator%20Electrical/Residential%20Refrigerator%20Electrical%20Block%20Diagram.pdf Here is a source for a new transfer switch if needed...

Glad it helped.

No, it is not "just a display". You can use this to manual level the rig. You can use it to retract/extend front or rear legs or each side (right or left). For example, if you have a flat tire, you can use this panel to rise that side to change the tire. Also, if a leg does not fully retract...

Do you have a Lippert Level-Up leveling system installed? It looks like the control panel for that system. Push the small button to turn on, and see what the screen looks like.

The cold-water inlet I referred to, was the inlet on the bottom of the water heater. It is made of plastic, so have it checked to see if the same issue.

Was that 12.9 with shore power hooked in? I would say a battery issue.

Our stairs are on the driver's side. The water heater on the passenger's side. The cold-water inlet had cracked, and the water ran across to settle at the foot of the stairs. This caused an issue and we had to have the floor replaced in that area.

On our 2018 Road Warrior, the freshwater tank vent is between the axles, coming off the top of the tank.

Information: https://lci-support-doc.s3.amazonaws.com/manuals/beds/ccd-0001575.pdf

Our bed did this once. On the rear ceiling in the corner is a control box. Check and make sure the connections are in place tight. One of the wires had come out, just a little, but enough to keep it from working. Also, you may want to check the 12VDC fuse. If none of this helps, you will need...

Our rig is a 45-ft. toy hauler, that we tow with a Ram 3500 dually. I would get what is comfortable to drive & to live in.

What does the back of the switch look like? What kind of wiring is there on the switch?

No way to know if it is factory installed or by a previous owner. So, a question, did a previous owner install an inverter for outlets?

A GFCI should be around a water source. So, start in the main bathroom, check around the kitchen area, outside compartments, any outside outlets. If all of these are okay, you will need to find a junction box and start checking connections. A good place to look may be under a slide-out near the...

Look here to see if there is any information to help: https://manuals.heartlandowners.org/?man=/Plumbing/Wtr_Heater

In our Road Warrior, close to the sink in the garage area is a GFCI. If not there look in the bathroom area in the garage if you have one.

Great fix and troubleshooting.

I would look at the seals again. If possible, post some pics of the area. Also, look at the area where the side wall and bottom of slide join to see if there are any gaps there.

Easy to plug & unplug.

After you check the cables and if these are okay, I believe it is the gear box going bad. We had our go out in Colorado Springs, Co. in 2021. Our slide did the same issue, jerk and made a grinding noise. Finding a gear box in Colorado Springs was almost impossible, but I found a mobile tech...

We run Sailuns on our Road Warrior. We are on our 2nd set since new in October 2017. This set was installed February1, 2022 in Goodyear, Arizona.

Look here and see if anything helps you: https://manuals.heartlandowners.org/?man=/Slide_Outs/Rooms/Lippert

Have you looked here: https://manuals.heartlandowners.org/manuals/Exterior/Awnings/Dometic_A_and_E/Dometic_AE_Elite_FC_Slide_Toppers_Spare_Parts_Series_86xxx.pdf It is under the "TOOLS" tab on the top.

When I need to work on the transfer switch, water pump, I need to lay on top of the batteries to access things behind the wall.

2018 Road Warrior 427, toy hauler. The original batteries were up front, but when we went to a solar system, had to relocate to side. Just not enough room where the old setup was located.

Our lithium batteries are in the passenger side basement area. I leave a section of the rear down, so heat can get in the area.

It was worth a shot at the guess.

Harvey, check with a solar install company that installs on RV's. We had Solar Energy Systems in Nappanee, Ind. do our install in September 2022.

Thystra, is your rig new? Does it come with a rear camera prep? If so, this could possibly be that. Look at that. But if the rig is used, no telling what was done prior.

Confused about the statement "I was thinking there was something internal in the RV that separates the AC circuit from the rest"? Kind of is, it is the breaker panel. But if you are thinking another kind of switch, no. What you want is to get the inverter power to the breaker box after...

Here is a rough listing of the solar we have on our rig: 8-200W Mono solar Panel 12V w/ cable 2-Victron Multiplus II 3K inverter 1-Victron SmartSolar MPPT250|100 8-Elevation Battery 120Ah (Green) 1-SmartShunt 500A Battery Monitoring 1-Victron AGS 3-EasyStart 364 2-MNEDC-Quad Enclosure that...

If your North Trail did not come with a generator or the generator prep ready, then there would not be the need for a transfer switch. The transfer switch is to switch from shore pore to generator power if you use the generator. A commonly used transfer switch for the whole rig is a PD52...

Do you have an update on this? Have you installed your solar and has does it work for you?

Go and get an inspection camera and run up there to see if you can locate the drain. I found one at Menard's for $30.00 and it has become a handy tool for such research.

Do you have anything in the breaker box for the rig working on solar only? If you unplug shore power what is working on solar?

The drain plug should be threaded. It could be plastic as well. If it is plastic I always change it whenever I drain the water heater. Once you remove the drain plug, then you open the pop-off vent on the upper corner to help vent the water heater and drain faster.

Sorry to hear about that it is like that out there. But my wife still uses her doctor in Ohio she has had for 20 years as her primary care. I use my VA doctor in Ohio as my primary, but the VA is a different animal.

Call and ask them. Do they tell you; you have to remain in California after retirement to get your benefits? I retired from Ohio's Public Employee system; I still get my benefits after changing state of residency. My wife still receives her State Teachers benefits as well.