Power fluctuation when plugged into AC
9pm last night I saw my neighbor out with his flashlight crawling around his trailer. I asked if he needed any help and he said he hadn't winterized yet (mid 20's the couple days) and he was having el...
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Don't be surprised that the converter is the problem.........battery is dead because charger section of converter isn't putting out proper voltage to charge/maintain battery and the lights dimming/getting bright is the converter struggling to produce needed voltage.
With battery disconnected......trailer plugged into 110V AC.....check that converter is getting AC power (outlet it is plugged into or at circuit breaker if hardwired) then check converter output at terminals on converter where battery cables connect........output voltage should be 13.6V DC
If converter isn't putting out 13.4-13.6V DC it is in trouble.
With battery disconnected......trailer plugged into 110V AC.....check that converter is getting AC power (outlet it is plugged into or at circuit breaker if hardwired) then check converter output at terminals on converter where battery cables connect........output voltage should be 13.6V DC
If converter isn't putting out 13.4-13.6V DC it is in trouble.
