2015 cedar creek 38ck

[serial_fodicato]

I have a cedar creek 38ck with the residential refrigerator and (4) 6-volt batteries. I left at the dealer for warranty work and they had it for 2 months and drained the batteries. It charged some from the dealer to my house hooked to my truck but then I hooked up the 50 amp. thinking the inverter would charge it overnight. It didn't. The inverter is working and the fan is on when I turn on the 12 volt inside lights. Shouldn't the inverter charge the batteries?

[serial_fodicato]

Snowbird67 wrote:
I would like to ask.. how do you like your ceder creek 38ck.. we have thought of getting one..

I love it. After all of the problems i had with my dometic refrigerator on my cardinal, I love the residential refrigerator. It's nice and the i love all of the amentities

[serial_fodicato]

scotjima wrote:
What kind of work did you need that took two months?

Lol the dishwasher went out and it needed a new one. I guess they were backed up

[Jim-Linda]

Your inverter does not charge batteries, your charger does this task. You may have a charger/inverter, but its hard to tell since on info regarding that device was not shared.

Jim

[scotjima]

What kind of work did you need that took two months?

[Snowbird67]

I would like to ask.. how do you like your ceder creek 38ck.. we have thought of getting one..

[serial_fodicato]

It's my disconnect switch. It's bad. I'll change it out. Thanks

[2oldman]

With the inverter on and charging, take a voltage reading at the batteries. If not 13+ volts, you'll have to start tracking wiring and fuses.

[serial_fodicato]

They hold a charge from my truck just not from the inverter.

[Allworth]

The batteries may have been drawn down to the point that they will no longer take a charge.

I would pull one or more of them and take them to an auto parts house and have them load tested.

You may have to replace all of them.