Quick Question solar plug

Update: The warranty folks at FR have taken corrective action. It turns out the connector will hold 2ea #10 wires, but the tech failed to execute a proper crimp. FR also offered to cover a complete electrical inspection to ensure there are no other problems, and I am satisfied with that.  

Dealer? I fixed it myself. Didn't contact the dealer, but will be sending an Email to Forest River. 

Found the problem. The Forest River Employee that made the connection did not know what connector to use and the wires that are connected directly to the battery were dangling around in the back panel. Yikes! Clearly whoever used the connector that failed had no idea how to do it properly and should have never been working on the line. What's really cooking my noodle now is I wonder what else this person did on my POD. This isn't the first bad connection I have discovered, but this one is the most dangerous. The connector used was not even a wire nut, it was some kind of small wire like 16 or 18 gauge crimp on. It wasn't crimped...ridiculous to use such a thing on 2! 10! gauge wires connected directly to the battery. I striped the wires and made the connection using the proper wire nuts. I must say, this one kinda pisses me off. 

The next thing would be to check the continuity of the solar plug wires back to their battery connections. I do not believe that wire is fused, but do not know for sure.

Well I keep the pod in my very ample sized garage.  When I bought the 179  I noticed the service guys that were doing the set up check had a small fuse inserted in two of the connections in the female trailer plug thereby testing the tail and running lights.  It looks cool sitting there all lit up in my garage and wiih it being all LED bulbs I figure a small drain?