WFCO Converter/Charger Dead? How to tell?
Our RV is a 2007 that we purchased in 2010 (new from dealer, so it sat for a few years). So, it's had four years of use and we took it out last weekend for the first trip of the season and had some lo...
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We did some troubleshooting today and the batteries were charged and the WFCO seemed to be working. We think there may have been a bad connection in the wiring as when we went to inspect it the fan kicked on.
Anyway, after looking everything over, it appears our control panel (aka idiot meter) may be the culprit. The batteries were at 13.6V (14.6V when we got the WFCO kicked on) and the LED's showed low the entire time (and the charging LED never lit up).
Coincidentlly, on this same trip our grey tank started reading 2/3rds no matter what we do. First time we've had a problem with these indicators. I thought they were flakey due to stuff getting hung up on the sensors, but I didn't know the panel itself was flakey. Any thoughts?
Anyway, after looking everything over, it appears our control panel (aka idiot meter) may be the culprit. The batteries were at 13.6V (14.6V when we got the WFCO kicked on) and the LED's showed low the entire time (and the charging LED never lit up).
Coincidentlly, on this same trip our grey tank started reading 2/3rds no matter what we do. First time we've had a problem with these indicators. I thought they were flakey due to stuff getting hung up on the sensors, but I didn't know the panel itself was flakey. Any thoughts?
