[ashley]

Hello all? Looking for a little electrical help if possible. Here's my story:

 There are four indicator lights that are all lit when plugged into 50 amp shoreline power. These lights are located above the drivers area. See pictures. One of these four lights was flickering on and off and then completely burned out. So as I was replacing it, like an idiot I did not cut the power to the coach. I disconnected the wires leading to the faulty indicator light fixture and as I was stripping said wires back to attach them to the new indicator lamp, I accidentally touched them both together with the wire stripper tool. There was a little spark and now only one of my indicator lights work, see picture. Also after this little flub, my leg-two voltage gauge does not work. I'm sure I have proper voltage, as my surge protector/EMS indicates that I do, and all electrical systems are working properly.  I replaced all four indicator lights with new ones, thinking that they were burned out and somehow linked to the voltage gauge above. But this has not fixed it. I've also checked the two fuses on the transfer switch box and those are both good. 

I'm not great with the written word, but I hope I expressed  my situation  well enough for y'all to understand and possibly give some advice. Thank you much and advance!

Mine has flickered for years, after reading your post i think i will let it flicker for ever