TROUBLE SHOOTING

GENERATOR CRANKS BUT WILL NOT START

1. Check the fuel.
2. Push RESET button located on the generator.
3. Fuse on the generator probably has blown. Replace the fuse with one of the same ampere rating.

FURNACE DOES NOT LIGHT

1. Check the LP gas supply.
2. If the furnace does not light after several attempts, do the following.

• Turn the thermostat and the furnace gas control valve OFF.
• Contact your RV dealer or service center. DO NOT attempt to repair or adjust the furnace yourself.

NOTE; Front grille models are equipped with a manual circuit breaker. If your furnace blower does not come on, reset the circuit breaker by depressing the button. If the problem persists, contact your RV dealer or furnace service center.

WATER PUMP FAILURE OR MALFUNCTION

If the pump fails to start when the switch is ON, check the fuse located in the converter. If the pump continues to operate whether the faucets are opened or closed, check the water tank. It might be empty or there might be a leak in the system. If the pump goes on and off, check all fittings for tightness and all lines for leaks.

NO POWER TO UNIT

1. Check Shoreline. Make sure you have power to the Shoreline.
2. Check the converter; the breaker switches might be off or tripped.

CONVERTER MAKES CLICKING NOISE

1. Check circuit for overload.
2. Check for reversed polarity at battery.
3. Check for reversed AC polarity.

UNIT HAS ELECTRICALLY CHARGED (HOT) CHASSIS

1. Disconnect unit from electrical supply.
2. Have unit inspected and repaired, if necessary, by a qualified service facility.

NOTE; Determine of Shoreline supply has proper polarity.

RV BATTERY BOILING

1. Water low in battery.
2. Bad battery.
3. Defective battery charger in Power Center.

LIGHTS FLICKERING

Check to see if the following could be causing the problem, loose fuse holders, broken fuse, broken connection or wire, bad ground.

LIGHTS DIM OR HALF BRIGHT

Check battery condition. Possible converter malfunction. Possible low voltage from Shoreline.

SMELL GAS

1. Extinguish any open flames, pilot lights and all smoking materials.
2. Do not touch electrical switches.
3. Shut off the gas supply at the tank valve(s) or gas supply connection.
4. Open doors and other ventilating openings.
5. Leave the area until odor clears.
6. Have the gas system checked and leakage source corrected before using again.

WASTE TANK WILL NOT DRAIN

Check for build up in tank at stool. Make sure stool holds water.

NO POWER TO OUTSIDE RECEPTACLE

Check GFI breaker. Check power source.

REFRIGERATOR WILL NOT COOL

Make sure unit is level. Check that lower and upper refrigerator vents are clear. If on gas, check gas supply.

MICROWAVE OVER WILL NOT OPERATE

Check power to oven. Check to see that the timer is ON and door is closed.

TV ANTENNA HAS POOR RECEPTION

1. Check connections at TV and wall plate.
2. Make sure cable is in good condition at TV and antenna (not cut or nicked).
3. Check antenna to ensure that it is pointed in the direction of the "sending" station.
4. Check TV on another system known to work.

NO RUNNING LIGHTS

1. Check fuse.
2. Check bulbs.

TERMINATION VALVE LEAKS

1. Check blade inside valve to see that it is clear.
2. Check gasket at termination camp.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

FOR COLE HERSEE TRAILER TAILLITE CONVERTER

• Connect the black wire to good ground inside the vehicle’s trunk or rear compartment.
• Connect the four remaining color coded wires to the towing vehicle’s light circuits using the self splicing wire connectors included,

1. 1. Red wire to stop light circuit wire.
   2. White wire to parking light circuit wire.
   3. Yellow wire to left turn signal light circuit wire.
   4. Green wire to right turn signal light circuit wire.

• Connect the yellow, white and green wires extending from the other side of the TTC to trailer connector (trailer connector not included).
• Mount the TTC inside the vehicle’s trunk or compartment by removing the release paper from the self-adhesive pad and pressing the unit firmly against a clean surface.

NOTE; Turn signals on vehicle and trailer will operate alternately when stoplights are ON (brake pedal depressed) and simultaneously when stoplights are OFF.