Electrical Problem
Went out to prep the Roadtrek for a short trip tomorrow, and was surprised to find that the batteries appear to have run down, despite the RT being plugged into the house. No lights and no juice to th...
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It might be the converter, or it might not. It could just be a loose wire.
What you have to do it check the converter output right at the converter terminals. If you have good converter voltage there, then you have bad wiring from the converter to the battery.
I found out this from experience, and as I checked it out, I wiggled the negative wire on the converter terminal strip. All of a sudden the lights came on bright, and I had found my real problem. Changing out good converters usually results in tightening of the associated wiring, and presto, suddenly you have a several hundred dollar bill for no good reason.
What you have to do it check the converter output right at the converter terminals. If you have good converter voltage there, then you have bad wiring from the converter to the battery.
I found out this from experience, and as I checked it out, I wiggled the negative wire on the converter terminal strip. All of a sudden the lights came on bright, and I had found my real problem. Changing out good converters usually results in tightening of the associated wiring, and presto, suddenly you have a several hundred dollar bill for no good reason.
