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RE: House batteries didn't charge while driving
So we got a mobile repair tech out and there's some kind of disconnect to the house batteries. Alternator, solenoid are fine. Power is going into the control board but not getting out to charge everything. Correct part is ordered will be here Friday, in the meantime we are charging the batteries with a device the tech lent us. We have power generator heat and are parked safe. And enjoying the lovely blue heron farm and cheese company in the meantime. Will post updates. THANK YOU to all who responded with help :)
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JinianStarEyes
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11/10/20 06:07pm |
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RE: House batteries didn't charge while driving
Thank you. We just picked up a volt meter and will see what that says. I should mention we are new full-time rvers and this is a used rig. I appreciate your input. I'm glad we're at least parked and safe for the night, going to troubleshoot and look at fuses and such in the morning. All input/thoughts still welcome in the meantime!
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JinianStarEyes
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11/09/20 07:54pm |
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House batteries didn't charge while driving
We have a 2008 Georgetown, in which we put new lead acid batteries. Today driving to Tillamook OR from Ocean Shores WA when we stopped at a harvest host to overnight, jacks would not go downb(auto leveling system), there's no power, and the generator won't start. The engine starts fine. We think the house batteries didn't charge while we were driving. Any suggestions? Could it be the batteries, alternator, other? We're calling Good Sam Service Tech line tomorrow.
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JinianStarEyes
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11/09/20 07:18pm |
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