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- Apr 6, 2018
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Well, we keep our trailer in the barn for the winter hooked up to power to keep the battery charged and out of the weather. We just purchased this trailer (our first GD) late last summer and this was our first experience (with this trailer) winterizing and putting it away for the winter. Part of my process is to turn off breakers that are not needed during storage. Everything went well (or so I thought) with the process. Some months later I went out to do something in the trailer and the lights wouldn't come on. I still had power to the trailer and the battery disconnect wasn't turned off, so I went to the fuse panel and turned everything back on and WhaLah...the lights came on. Looking down the labels on the breakers and right between the fireplace, AC1, and AC2 was the converter breaker which I inadvertently turned off. So, my brand new battery that came with the trailer is basically toast (or won't hold a charge for long). Easy fix and won't be making that mistake again.