Change of battery cause me other problem

[Larry Agron]

Hello, my name is Larry, I just put a new motorcraft battery to my Thor Miramar, now the step is not going down, the windshield sun shade not going up the AC is not turning on, the stabilizer control pad is not turning on, no power seat. I have no idea was its going on. I need help to figure out where to starts looking to identify the problems.

Thanks
Larry

 

[Bob Denman]

Good morning, and welcome to the Forum.
I'm sorry to see that your first post has to be about a problem...
Since this all started with a battery change: go back, and take a really close look at EVERY thing that you touched, while changing the battery.
(You might have a loose connection, a mis-wired setup, or have even caused a breaker to trip...

Good luck, and please let us know what you find!

 

[MrPalazzo]

first off, WHAT battery did you 'change'??

The Chassis battery for the vehicle, or the HOUSE battery for stuff in the coach?

sounds like you changed the Vehicle battery, since most of what you mention works from that battery(s)... you probably tripped a BuS Fuse when you re-attached the battery wires... look for a 'block' type fuse that is inline with your RED battery wire.

 

[Larry Agron]

first off, WHAT battery did you 'change'??

The Chassis battery for the vehicle, or the HOUSE battery for stuff in the coach?

sounds like you changed the Vehicle battery, since most of what you mention works from that battery(s)... you probably tripped a BuS Fuse when you re-attached the battery wires... look for a 'block' type fuse that is inline with your RED battery wire.

Hello, yes the chassis battery and I will look into that. Thank you

 

[Larry Agron]

Good morning, and welcome to the Forum.
I'm sorry to see that your first post has to be about a problem...
Since this all started with a battery change: go back, and take a really close look at EVERY thing that you touched, while changing the battery.
(You might have a loose connection, a mis-wired setup, or have even caused a breaker to trip...

Good luck, and please let us know what you find!

Thank for the advice. I will post the solution.