Hot Water and Fridge issues

Do your lights turn on?

The 12v battery needs to be connected and 12v fuses to these appliances need to be good to ignite the gas flow at the fridge and water heater.

Thank you!

Colleen

Okay. Given in the first post that the stove was able to be lit and was burning cleanly, we can rule out lack of propane.

I agree that if the trailer is plugged in, the converter would be supplying power to the RPod, so the converter is apparently good.

If there is a battery, is there a battery disconnect switch? If so, make sure that is turned on. If no battery, install and connect one, making very sure of the polarity. My trailer isn't here right now to check. If I recall correctly, the two cables are black (positive) and white (negative). Do not reverse these. If for some reason, they are red and black instead, then red is positive and black negative.

If there is a battery and no battery cut-off switch, then the battery may be run down. There are parasitic power drains such as the LP/CO detector that draw power constantly. Given long enough, these will discharge the battery if the negative terminal was not disconnected. For safety, disconnect negative first and connect it last to avoid arcing if the terminal touches metal. A battery cut-off switch makes sure the battery can be disconnected and reconnected safely without having to mess with the terminals. If the battery is dead, it will most likely need to be replaced. Even if you can get it charged, it may not have the capacity as deep discharges are not good for the battery.

I am going to assume that the warranty is expired. That opens up your options. Do a web search for RV repair in your area. Then look for reviews. That should help you find a repair person/place that is likely to give you a better experience.

Here is one search with results: