If the battery is totally drained from the break-a-way being tripped, reset the break-a-way and give the converter some time to put juice back into the battery. If you don't have auto-reset breakers it may pop the breaker a couple of times as you will be drawing full amperage from the converter to the battery. I know my battery was deeply discharged one time and when I plugged the trailer into shore power, I could hear the auto reset main breaker at the tongue clicking a few times until the battery started to charge (about 15-20 seconds is all it took, but it clicked a few times and reset each time). Not all of those breakers like the photo 2 posts above are the auto-reset type. If it has a small button on the side, it's not auto-reset, no button should be auto reset.
It also helps to keep every thing else in the trailer off and not try to use anything until some charge is built up on that battery. Prolonged deep discharge will (and may have) damaged the battery, but try and see if it will recover.
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