GFI circuit drawing down whole camper.
I need some suggestions here. 2004 Trailhauler toyhauler. One circuit has gfi receptacles at the kitchen sink, the bathroom sink and at the cook top. When this circuit is on it draws the battery do...
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djpetrou wrote:
Battery checked out fine and charges on a stand alone unit just fine.
I'm kind of expecting the converter to finally be bad. No inverter.
From your first post and this reply, your converter/charger is hooked up to this circuit (and circuit breaker). Poor choice on the manufacturer's part. Also; you do not even have an inverter installed.
Too many repliers confused about this.
The converter/charger is going bad and cannot recharge the battery(s). It might be just a bad ground or other connections since you seem to think you had charging. Turning off the circuit-breaker on this circuit takes the converter/charger "off-line" with no battery charging. The fast discharge shows the battery is going "belly up".
I really do not think your battery is "fine". Your posted symptoms point to a highly sulfated battery that can no longer hold much of it's original capacity. Can you see at least 12.6 volts when reading voltage at the battery-terminals at least 24 hours after leaving the RV unplugged?
It looks like you need both a new converter/charger, all connections, grounds, checked and cleaned, along with a new house-battery.
