Electronics down - 2018 Wildwood T27RKSS

[tr911]

I just bought this Travel Trailer about three weeks ago and now the electronics are down. It has a wireless controller and a wired controller and neither of the following are working, Slideout, stabilizer, awing, nor the front jacks.

I have pulled the battery straps to simulate a reset but no luck. I have no idea where the receiver for the wireless controller is

Does anyone have any quick suggestions, today is memorial day and no one is open. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[otrtrucker]

Check the fuses. Does anything else work? If not, it may be the remote control.

[tr911]

Yep, thats my next stop (fuses). Everything worked when I was preparing for travel. And yes everything else works the radio, electric tongue jack, led lights, all of those work. it is just the rear stabilizer jack, slideout, and the front jacks. I tried the buttons at the control center also not just the remote. neither one will work.

[pbrown1988]

Did you get a look at the fuses? I beieve those are on a 30 amp blade fuse, together.

[CedarCreekWoody]

They are on a separate fuse block. On my 27 RLSS it is under the kitchen sink. Look around in that area.
It looks like this:

[tr911]

Found it and it was the 30 amp blade fuse. Guess I need to get a box of them if they blow that easy.

Thanks Guys for the help..

[otrtrucker]

Get an assortment of every size that is in your fuze box. Glad you found it.

[pbrown1988]

Originally Posted by otrtrucker

Get an assortment of every size that is in your fuze box. Glad you found it.

As he said, grab an assortment. It doesn't mean you have a wiring issue (if it keeps popping that same fuse frequently I'd look into it), any time you plug in and unplug from a power source (including your truck) you can pop a fuse. To explain that, if you unhook your trailer from camp and don't pull it straight and quickly you can kind of surge power (it doesn't take much). Same goes for hooking your power up as well. Electricity moves a lot faster than the human hand. Now, you shouldn't be throwing fuses in it every time you move the trailer or plug in at camp, but every now and again is certainly not uncommon.

[CedarCreekWoody]

Was it a fuse block like pictured above? Where was it located?

[jtesta1]

Go to amazon. I picked up a set of fuses for cheap.

[KyleStout]

Anyone ever use the resettable blade fuses? Just wondering if that would be easier than replacing them all the time.

[jtesta1]

I used them on my dig truck .auto reset breakers are pricey and i don't know if they make a smaller auto reset breaker.

[otrtrucker]

Originally Posted by KyleStout

Anyone ever use the resettable blade fuses? Just wondering if that would be easier than replacing them all the time.

If you are regularly blowing fuzes, you should find out what is causing that. Looks like the fuzes are too small to start with, or there is excessive load on the circuit.