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Klueck
Explorer
Oct 26, 2014

No DC power, so we have no heat or air conditioning

Everything was fine when we went to bed last night. When we got up this morning, we noticed none of our DC lights were working. We have a 2003 Monaco Windsor DP. We have an inverter. All AC s...
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CA_Traveler
Explorer III
Oct 26, 2014
Very likely the 6.92V is for 6V batteries so they are fully charged.

Buy a $5 digital and check the voltage on the disconnect solenoid. Power on one side (the battery side) and not the other side indicates it's not connecting.

From your posts you should not attempt to bypass the solenoid. There are definite safety considerations when moving very high amperage battery cables.

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