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time2roll
Oct 29, 2019Nomad
Yes I agree it is time for new batteries. However a dying charging system may have cause the batteries to fail. Once those new batteries are in check and monitor the charging voltage for a few days. Voltage should never dip below 13.2 volts while plugged in and should always register as full on the monitor. Get a small voltmeter if you do not have one.
Might help to post what equipment is charging the battery. Is it a simple converter? Or do you have an inverter-charger? Either way post the make-model number for best answers. If you don't know where to look ask the battery guy to look. Some are good but don't expect too much if he looks confused.
Might help to post what equipment is charging the battery. Is it a simple converter? Or do you have an inverter-charger? Either way post the make-model number for best answers. If you don't know where to look ask the battery guy to look. Some are good but don't expect too much if he looks confused.
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