Charging dead battery on Ford E350
I have 2015 Winnie Minnie 22 footer (Ford E350) . The battery is dead after sitting on the drive way for 6 months. I connected the charger to the chassis battery but it doesn't charge . I heard mode...
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I have a Black & Decker smart charger like that. It goes up to 16 volts if necessary to charge in a reasonable time; turns itself off so is perfectly safe to leave on overnight. I only saw that charger in a store once and bought it. Coincidentally we were staying with friends in winter and his car had a dead battery that wasn’t responding to his charger. I hooked up the new smart charger, put it on the 20 amp max setting and it started the car nicely in the morning.
Me, too, Ron. Disconnected, the E350 engine and house batteries stay a wee bit above 12.6 volts for more than a month.
I have a Black & Decker smart charger like that. It goes up to 16 volts if necessary to charge in a reasonable time; turns itself off so is perfectly safe to leave on overnight. I only saw that charger in a store once and bought it. Coincidentally we were staying with friends in winter and his car had a dead battery that wasn’t responding to his charger. I hooked up the new smart charger, put it on the 20 amp max setting and it started the car nicely in the morning.
Me, too, Ron. Disconnected, the E350 engine and house batteries stay a wee bit above 12.6 volts for more than a month.
