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- seatecExplorer
Lobstah wrote:
Right. But still don't know if the converter is good or bad... Looks good but it's not under load. If you can jump from the converter to the same cables you have your motorcycle charger hooked up, that should tell you one way or the other.
Jim
But i already tested it that way and the meter told me it was around 4 and no where near 13 or 14. - LobstahExplorerMy fan ran almost continuously when my batts were bad and the converter was trying to charge them. I don't know if it's because the new converter's fan is just much quieter, but I haven't heard the fan on the new converter come on since I installed it.
Jim - seatecExplorerPS. I distinctly remebering that the cooling fan for the converter always coming on when i plugged the coach into my Home power.
- LobstahExplorerRight. But still don't know if the converter is good or bad... Looks good but it's not under load. If you can jump from the converter to the same cables you have your motorcycle charger hooked up, that should tell you one way or the other.
Jim - seatecExplorerLobstah. Not sure what you mean. I used the same cables attached to the converter for my Motorcycle battery charger test.
- LobstahExplorerCould be the converter IS bad, and it's just showing 13v with no load. Can you run jumper cables from the converter to the those same leads and check the voltage again?
- seatecExplorerGreat, looking for a replacement converter and it turns out my WF-8875 is "Obsolete" lol
- seatecExplorerLobstah, my main and aux disconnect switches are in the cabinet above and to the right of the entrance door where all the other panels are.
- seatecExplorerWell, i just put my motorcycle tricke charger on the leads that came from the inverter to the battery and it was charging and my control panel lit up.
- LobstahExplorerOh...and my solar charging light has been on for almost 4yrs now...never seen it do anything either ;)
Jim
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