Question for knowledgeable solar experts

he said it was "professional commercial install" and the converter was removed and magnum is the charger

to me it sounds there is a problem with the magnum
since he specified in subsequent posts that the fridge was on propane, and this has operated error free for (3) years

he could have put all that in the first post, would have caused a lot less trouble, to be precise to begin with

I don't see that you've responded to a query about your converter being on.

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Folks who ask for help with major battery problems usually don't post disorganized questions "Just For Fun". Analyzing then writing an answer to a complex problem is not fun. It is a serious attempt to help.

"I am just having some fun and admire people who are knowledgeable in this area. I meant no harm. I am done with this forum. You ask a question and thank in advance and many jump you. You sound like someone I don't want any help from. Good Bye RV.NET"

If this was done as a prank I am not amused, thank you very much!

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Baffling posts followed by baffling responses to answers offered by others is an excellent way to cause confusion. Review questions before posting, then question an answer if you do not understand it. The key to problem solving is communication. Mixed signals are a sure recipe for failure.

2oldman wrote:

tvfrfireman wrote:
Just had them load tested yesterday and the three year old 6 volt trojan arms are OK.

Yes, I read that, and you said one was slow to recover. One battery can drag down the bunch. Were I you I'd hook up to just 2 good batteries and see what happens.

However, since your Mag is making funny noises, I'd say that's just as likely the problem.

CJW8 wrote:
3. If whole house inverter, make sure your converter in off. Is it possible your inverter is truly whole house and was feeding your converter charger?

It could very well be this too.

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tvfrfireman wrote:
Just had them load tested yesterday and the three year old 6 volt trojan arms are OK.

Yes, I read that, and you said one was slow to recover. One battery can drag down the bunch. Were I you I'd hook up to just 2 good batteries and see what happens.

However, since your Mag is making funny noises, I'd say that's just as likely the problem.

CJW8 wrote:
3. If whole house inverter, make sure your converter in off. Is it possible your inverter is truly whole house and was feeding your converter charger?

It could very well be this too.

2oldman wrote:

tvfrfireman wrote:

2oldman wrote:
I'm not sure what this has to do with solar.

We were using our solar system along with an inverter and batteries. Have I posted this in the wrong area?I spent a wad and am just looking for some help 2oldman.

Perhaps your solar isn't working at all. No, you haven't.

Yes, I understand you're looking for help, and the only thing I could add is that I think your batteries are shot.

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Folks who ask for help with major battery problems usually don't post disorganized questions "Just For Fun". Analyzing then writing an answer to a complex problem is not fun. It is a serious attempt to help.

"I am just having some fun and admire people who are knowledgeable in this area. I meant no harm. I am done with this forum. You ask a question and thank in advance and many jump you. You sound like someone I don't want any help from. Good Bye RV.NET"

If this was done as a prank I am not amused, thank you very much!

pianotuna wrote:
I think you may have to call Magnum. It sounds as if there has been some sort of failure in the inverter.

Does it only make the sound when powering the cpap? Have you tried a different outlet for the cpap?

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I think you may have to call Magnum. It sounds as if there has been some sort of failure in the inverter.

Does it only make the sound when powering the cpap? Have you tried a different outlet for the cpap?