Fresno,
Sounds like you may have a plugged black tank sensor. Assuming that you have already dumped your black tank (empty), I would pour a couple of buckets of soapy water (Dawn works great) into the toilet, then add another 6-10 gallons of clean water into the tank. Let the water slosh around on the way to your next CG, and drain at the CG dump station. If you have full hookups at the campsite, fill the tank again with water, let it sit awhile, and drain again. See if this frees up the sensor.
They do have additives that you can purchase and add to the black tank to help keep the sensor and dump valve seals lubricated.
Be sure to use single-ply bath TP, or the specific RV TP. When ever possible, use moderate amount of water when using the toilet, and the dump valve should remain closed until the tank is full, then dump.
Between trips and/or after hitting the dump station, I pour a bucket of water into the toilet, followed by another bucket of water that I mixed with a cup of Calgon water softener......this slicks things up a little in the tank.
As far as the battery indicator, I would check the connections at the battery, and also check the battery cells. If the battery has been run down to often, it may be shot.
Bob
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