Bought an old Class C - Electrical question?
Hi all- A friend of mine and I just bought an old 1978 Dodge Midas Class C motorhome to use on a property she just bought until the home is built. To be honest, the thing is a bit of a mess, but we'r...
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Best guess is that the converter which keeps the batteries charged has issues. If you are handy enough with a multimeter check the voltage on the batteries with it disconnected from a 120V A/c source and then with it plugged in. If there is no change is voltage level when it is plugged in then start checking the converter out. Check 120V A/C source voltage into the converter and check the 12V D/C out of the converter. Could be fuse(s) or breaker or poor wire connections short of the converter being bad.
On edit after rereading your post have your batteries checked. Sounds like the converter; s working but the batteries are weak.
On edit after rereading your post have your batteries checked. Sounds like the converter; s working but the batteries are weak.
