DC Electrical Problem. HELP !!
04 Fleetwood Revolution with 4 - 6 volt house batteries. Batteries are Trojans less the a year old. I'm currently plugged into shore power, 50 amp service. Yesterday my lights were dim, so invest...
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I appreciate everyones help. The reason I asked about the generator is someone strongly recommended it. It didn't add up to me either, but thought I'd ask. I have the batteries hooked up to a battery charger. It's trickle charging and the batteries are up to 12.3 volts.....still have a ways to go, but a lot better then they were. I'm taking the motorhome to Henderson's over in Grants Pass tomorrow and they'll have a look at it first thing Thursday Morning. I sent them a picture of the fuse link and they ordered a couple of them. I'm convinced that's the problem. When I do get it all figured out, I will post the fix. Thanks again.
Brian
PS. Yesterday, I moved the motorhome to dump the tanks. When I plugged back into shore power, my Air Conditioners and frig wouldn't work, all other AC equipment had power. After doing some trouble shooting and finding nothing. I finally went and bought a battery charger. As soon as I hooked up the battery charger the Air Conditioners and Frig started to work. I assume there must be a relay or solenoid that is 12 volt activated in line powering the Air Conditioners and Frig. Everything has worked fine since.
Brian
PS. Yesterday, I moved the motorhome to dump the tanks. When I plugged back into shore power, my Air Conditioners and frig wouldn't work, all other AC equipment had power. After doing some trouble shooting and finding nothing. I finally went and bought a battery charger. As soon as I hooked up the battery charger the Air Conditioners and Frig started to work. I assume there must be a relay or solenoid that is 12 volt activated in line powering the Air Conditioners and Frig. Everything has worked fine since.
