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Why not just utilize the battery disconnect switch and kill all power from the battery. As it's been said there is always parasitic draws.
โApr-26-2018 06:58 AM
tim1970 wrote:
I had to park my 5th wheel at a neighbors house while I had some dirt work done at my house. It was parked at his house for 5 days without being hooked up to electric. When I went to get it, the battery was completely dead, and I had to hook up the cord to my truck before I could operate the power lift. I didn't utilize the battery disconnect, but there was nothing left on. All lights, water pump, refrig, water heater, etc was all off. Is this normal? This is just the standard 12v battery that came with my unit when I bought it.
โApr-26-2018 06:02 AM
โApr-25-2018 10:55 PM
tim1970 wrote:DrewE wrote:
Was the breakaway switch for the brakes possibly turned on? A light left on somewhere that's not readily noticeable, like in a storage compartment perhaps? The TV antenna booster?
I didn't realize there was a switch for the breakaway cable. If so, it has been on since I had the camper. Also, wouldn't the TV antenna booster be AC? How much power would it draw anyway?
โApr-25-2018 09:21 PM
DrewE wrote:
Was the breakaway switch for the brakes possibly turned on? A light left on somewhere that's not readily noticeable, like in a storage compartment perhaps? The TV antenna booster?
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