House batteries not charging 2005 Sunvoyager Part 2
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[/img]continued from my last entry. Converter output is 13.6 but new batteries won't charge . Likewise running the generator doesn't charge the house batteries either. I can run the engine for 15 minutes and the batteries charge up enough to get us through one day. breakers test okay. stub mount breaker also fine. I went to an auto electric shop to see if they'd look at it. I had a discussion with the tech. He mentioned an ISOLATOR RELAY? As I understand it, this isolator relay connects with the available power supply. which ever I;m running be it the engine, the generator or plugged into the land line. The problem is, I can't locate an isolator but i do have something called "Lyght Power System, Automatic transfer switch". I'm guessing this is an isolator relay??. This also a black box with stubs and relays. The marks are M1, B-, B+ and M2. 
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[/img][img][/img][img][/img]continued from my last entry. Converter output is 13.6 but new batteries won't charge . Likewise running the generator doesn't charge the house batteries either. I can run the engine for 15 minutes and the batteries charge up enough to get us through one day. breakers test okay. stub mount breaker also fine. I went to an auto electric shop to see if they'd look at it. I had a discussion with the tech. He mentioned an ISOLATOR RELAY? As I understand it, this isolator relay connects with the available power supply. which ever I;m running be it the engine, the generator or plugged into the land line. The problem is, I can't locate an isolator but i do have something called "Lyght Power System, Automatic transfer switch". I'm guessing this is an isolator relay??. This also a black box with stubs and relays. The marks are M1, B-, B+ and M2. 
