Powering up Residential Fridge
This is going to be a dumb question so bare with me. I got our FW out of storage last night, got it home, plugged it in. Switched the battery on, and turned on the inverter. All systems go. Ex...
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Just a guess!
You need to know if your inverter has a "pass thru" function, which means that when you plug into shore power, the shore power passes thru the inverter and powers everything with shore power that the inverter does.
If it doesn't have a "pass thru" function, I think "buc1980" may have identified the issue. The batteries were too low for the inverter to power up. While you were looking for the issue, they had enough time to charge and turn the inverter on.
You need to know if your inverter has a "pass thru" function, which means that when you plug into shore power, the shore power passes thru the inverter and powers everything with shore power that the inverter does.
If it doesn't have a "pass thru" function, I think "buc1980" may have identified the issue. The batteries were too low for the inverter to power up. While you were looking for the issue, they had enough time to charge and turn the inverter on.
