Shirley M

14 hours ago, Chalkie said:

Does it do anything at all? 

And knowing what brand/model RV you have would perhaps assist if one of us has a similar model.

 

I have a 2013 Sanibel 3400 by Primetime mfg.  It is a subsidiary of Forest River.

4 hours ago, Chad Heiser said:

Every TV lift in an RV I have ever seen has been 12 volt powered.  This means the circuit will be a fuse in the 12 volt power panel, not a circuit breaker in the 120 volt power panel.  Check the fuses, then check the wiring at the switch and the motor for the lift.

Thank you for the suggestion.I will try it out. There are a lot more 12 volt fuses than I am used to dealing with.

13 hours ago, Kirk W said:

According to her profile, she has a 2013 Sanibel 3400 fifth wheel from Prime Time RV, a division of Forest River. 

Am I correct that this is a powered raise and lower device? Does it seem to make any attempt to move or make any sound when you try to lower it? I would think that it probably shares a circuit breaker with the TV, so does the TV work? Also, did you open and then close each of the circuit breakers, or just look at them? It is very difficult to tell if  a circuit breaker has tripped with most of them as the handle moves very little but it must be moved to the fully open position in order reset it if it has tripped. 

 

Yes, I tried turning off each circuit breaker.  There is no sound or attempt to move when I try to lower it.  The TV works.

Thank you for your reins.

I have a tv mount that should lower behind the fireplace.  It will not move.  None of the circuit breakers seem to be flipped. Anyone have a solution?

Standard receivers are being outdated and will no longer work.  I have an HD receiver  with a dish on a portable stand which I understand is not allowed.

I part time in fiver which is never moved.  I too have been with DTV for over 20 years and plan to give it up for streaming. Since AT&T took over, service has gone to the pits, cost is ridiculous, and they are losing channels.

I have a 38.5 fiver which is registered in AZ.  BarbaraOK gave the best answer.

I hope by now you have resolved this.  Shortly after reading this my Kindle also froze.  Went to the Kindle site and found solution.  Held power button down for 40 seconds, then I was able to reset without a problem.