Batteries charging with motor running
We have a 2015 Thor Tuscany. While running down the road with fridge on and inverter on, batteries do not charge. They charge just fine while on shore power or generator. Am I missing something? Help!
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Do you have the Owners manual? Page 100 if you do. Below from your owners manual.
https://www.rvroundtable.com/wp-content/uploads/Thor-Motor-Coach/Tuscany/2015.TuscanyOwnersManual(10-2014).pdf
The Battery Control Center (BCC) houses all the fuses for your auxiliary coach circuits.
The BCC is located in front of the drivers front tire inside the compartment of the
fenderskirt. To remove the BCC cover locate the tabs on each side of the box, pull
away slightly and remove. Inside you will find a series of fuses for the extra circuits not
available on the automotive or interior house 12 volt fuse boards. These style fuses are
available at any automotive or RV store. If it should become necessary to replace any
of these fuses, be sure to replace them with the same style and amperage rating. The
circuit wiring is sized for that particular amperage. The BCC will sense when to charge
either set of batteries. If the voltage falls below the minimum requirements, the BCC
will switch the charge to that set of batteries. Terminals inside the BCC are available for
testing its functionality.
https://www.rvroundtable.com/wp-content/uploads/Thor-Motor-Coach/Tuscany/2015.TuscanyOwnersManual(10-2014).pdf
The Battery Control Center (BCC) houses all the fuses for your auxiliary coach circuits.
The BCC is located in front of the drivers front tire inside the compartment of the
fenderskirt. To remove the BCC cover locate the tabs on each side of the box, pull
away slightly and remove. Inside you will find a series of fuses for the extra circuits not
available on the automotive or interior house 12 volt fuse boards. These style fuses are
available at any automotive or RV store. If it should become necessary to replace any
of these fuses, be sure to replace them with the same style and amperage rating. The
circuit wiring is sized for that particular amperage. The BCC will sense when to charge
either set of batteries. If the voltage falls below the minimum requirements, the BCC
will switch the charge to that set of batteries. Terminals inside the BCC are available for
testing its functionality.
