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Originally Posted by daveswenson
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Given the range of operating voltages, it would only display a "low power" light if everything DC in your trailer was dead, too. So it's probably the microprocessor. Mine crapped out on me on my very first camping trip after I accidentally kicked it. The fix was surprisingly easy…
Disconnect the power to it entirely, and wait about a minute. Pulling the fuse is the easiest way, if you can find the in-line fuse. If you can't find the fuse, the battery isolator switch should work as well. After a minute, hook it back up, and see if the light goes back to flashing green every 8 seconds like it's supposed to. If it does, you're good. If not, plan to replace the unit with a new one.