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RE: chassis battery system problem
I did not disconnect any positive cables. There is one negative cable from the other battery. The two cables both go through the cowling in back. I guess its possible the batteries are dead. I'll try to test the battery if I can do it with a multimeter? I don't know if I can find a fuse for the shutoff switch?
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togue
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04/03/23 10:10pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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chassis battery system problem
I wanted to top off my four house batteries and two chassis batteries before I sell my 2019 Winnebago Forz 34T diesel. Disconnecting, cleaning, filling and reinstalling all the wires for the four house batteries went back together smoothly and all systems work properly. The two chassis batteries were easier to work on. But after removing two negative cables and the battery hold down bar I realized these were sealed batteries. I cleaned what I could and reconnected the two cables to the same negative pole. But when I plugged the shore cable back in and tried to turn on the chassis shutoff switch, it would not stay on. There is now no power to the ignition. I disconnected, cleaned and reconnected the two negative cables without getting power back. I'm guessing I must have shorted something. But where do I begin? Another issue is that when I downloaded the wiring diagram from Winnebago, it only shows one cable to the negative terminal. I have two -
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togue
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04/03/23 06:45pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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Heat pump blowing cold air
I have a 2019 Winnebago Forza 34T. Last night the heat pump started blowing cold air (All settings are correct). The gas furnace works, but we're flying home for the next ten days and Xmas eve forcast calls for a low of mid 20's. Any suggestions?
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togue
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12/19/22 06:50am |
Class A Motorhomes
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