rv monitor panel not working

Can anyone point me to where I can trace this model to perhaps a newer, workable one?There are many different models and without the model number it may be hard to trace down the exact one, I will provide a link to a website that carries different models on monitoring panels for the range hood. KIB Tank Monitor Panel Problem It has been working fine, but this morning it is indicating everything is "zero" - nothing in my black, grey or fresh tanks and my batteries have no charge. Flood light switch light stays on even when in off position. 1999 Chinook.Hi Penny.

Is that something I can switch out or do I have to buy a whole new panel?

Being able to control the lights form the RV monitor panel makes it possible to turn the lights off all at once, rather than having to go switch to switch.Depending upon the RV unit, the monitor panel also controls the slide room mechanisms and any other mechanical features the RV has.The monitor panel makes everything needed to keep an eye on the RV conveniently located in a single area of the unit.Everything on my monitor panel went dead except the water pump! Were you working on or around something else that could have affected the operation of the appliance? Typically there is not a fuse for the monitor panel itself, although there are several different panels that have been used over the years. Thanks for visiting the It is generally located in an easy to read location such as the kitchen or hallway.
Solder gets "cold" and cracks which leads to false contact therefore the switches and LED's failing. This monitor panel acts as the information center for your entire trailer and is a useful product to invest in, especially if you live off-grid. Try to think of all possible scenarios. Mine is a 1988 Elandan almost as old as yours.I rather die on my feet than live on my knees. I cannot see any fuses blown either. What is the make/model/year of your RV?Hi, Alan. Some manufacturers use a variety of component to create a customized monitor panel while others used ones from Lippert, KIV, Patrick, or others.Is there a fuse some where? They are usually just held in place with push tabs on the top and bottom, if you can gain access to the back it makes it much easier to remove be squeezing the tabs together and pushing through. If your toilet is designed so that you cannot see into it you will have to find out the size of your RV's black holding tank from the literature that came with your RV and use a 5 gallon water jug to measure the amount going into the holding tank. This is a sensitivity adjustment which most of the Winnebago models had for several years, not sure when they stopped with that model. If a second Gray and/or second Blank Waste Tank exists. I would start by replacing the switch?We have a 2002 Georgie Boy which we’ve updated to a degree. The lights all work, the slid out moves in and out, the furnace turns on, so I know the electrical is working, but nothing on the monitor. In response to your question-Yeah simple toggle switches are usually a common size and can easily be replaced.

Plus, what needs to be fixed? the monitor panel has quit working --it runs the generator, water pump, battery condition, black and gray water tank gauges so it is vital to our traveling in it. Can I replace/repair it?Hi Megan.

Mine is a 1988 Elandan almost as old as yours.I rather die on my feet than live on my knees. We would like to offer you a special promotion for your first-year membership.My 1998 Rialta water monitoring panel circuit board has gone out—i Need a new circuit board or a new water monitor for the gray and black water levels— anyone know where I can get one? Older models provide limited information on holding tank, freshwater tank, LP power and battery power levels. Converting to a newer setup could also work but would take time in changing all of the wiring. Having a secondary television in the bedroom takes care of those nights, as well as those when the grandkids stay over and you have different tastes in…For years, RV manufacturers built boxes above the front of the cabin to house television sets. One Place Monitor Panel The One Place Monitor Panel has three automatic learn features : 1. Most sets were thicker from front to back than they were from side to side, so they had to sit flush in a dedicated box, aimed straight toward the back of the rig. 3. Check that one, its right behind the display panel. It also shows the generator fuel level if here is a generator onboard. Clean them with a light sandpaper and reconnect to see if they work.

(Emiliano Zapata)I would look at your fuses first. Manufacturers recommend that you remove the batteries every month and have them conditioned by a professional.

DC electricity flows in one direction, from negative to positive.

Thanks for visiting the RV Repair Club and the opportunity to assist with your monitor panel issue. That is a basics of the correct operation of a holding tank sensor, so what about sensors that read incorrectly. As an RV owner, having the best RV monitor panel is crucial for keeping your vehicle working in the perfect condition. I can't locate a manual for the panel on the KIB website and Newmar didn't include one. (Emiliano Zapata)I would look at your fuses first. We are convinced you will enjoy the benefits of becoming a member and having access to the best instructional how to videos and professional tips. There are a couple of ways to perform a quick test on the coach batteries. It could be what some people refer to as a short in the wiring or more specific something that has crossed the wires coming to the monitor connecting them like a screw or bare wire and it connects all wires and shows full?On my 1999 Damon intruder, what are some voltage readings to look for on the stove vent mounted monitoring panel. I even unplugged the electrical from my house and then tested and still nothing. If it reads less than 12-volts it is below a 50% state of charge and will need to be charged.It is easy to overlook the battery disconnect switch even for more experienced RV users. No 12v at the power panel. Test both sides of the fuse for 12-volt power.