FIREFLY - Flashing Red Triangle

[Datsdad]

I’ve a 2024 Isata 3 24FWSFX. Am in middle of trip. I’ve had a flashing red triangle appear on my Firefly screen. The Error message says, “Switch Fault Detected. See Settings Page.” When I go there, nothing is out of normal as far as I can see. All systems seem to be working normally. This has happened on this trip about 4 times. Eventually the flashing red triangle disappears. I’ve emailed with Firefly Support and sent pictures of what they requested. However, today is Sunday and I won’t hear anything until tomorrow…. Anyone have an idea?

Thanks,
David

 

[5picker]

That error code usually means a dead battery in one of your switches or a switch that's somehow become unpaired.

Can you post a photo of the switch screen showing the switch statuses?

 

[Datsdad]

The red triangle has disappeared…. I’m not tech savvy! How do i get to switch screen. Here is photo i took Saturday when this happened if it helps.

 

[malmz]

Do you have propane on that model? It looks like the LP level sensor may be disconnected (?). Check the pins at the g12.

 

[gandl]

I don’t think the OP has LP in his motorhome. I suggest to replace the battery in your remote panel located on the bedroom wall.

 

[Datsdad]

Thanks. I don’t have propane. I’ll look at battery.

 

[bclemens]

Often times it is not a dead battery, just lost communication for a bit (interference). The main board, polls the switch to make sure it is there.

 

[Datsdad]

Firefly support came back and said the switch battery is dead. Waiting for reply from them as I don’t know where it is, what is does or battery type. I think bclemens may be right. That explains the odd coming & going of issue and fact system works fine otherwise. Thanks Brian.

David

 

[Datsdad]

Firefly responded. It is the light switch panel by bed. Uses 2032 battery. Think I’ve used twice in year+ ownership. Thanks to all from mechanically challenged RVer.

David

 

[FIREFLY1]

Glad it's taken care of. The switch will pull straight out from the wall and you can slide in a new CR2032 (little watch battery) and push the switch straight back into its bracket. Just make sure the + side is facing away from the circuit board.