DC Down
Folks, A few days ago I went out to start the generator on my '96 Itasca Suncruiser for just it's regular monthly warmup when I noticed that I had no DC cabin power. This is all of a sudden. For mont...
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Coelacanth wrote:MountainAir05 wrote:
Disconnect the house battery Ground and connect the 1 good battery that you have to the positive and neg cable using jumper cables. You only have one good battery, Generator should start, if just clicking check the starter.
Going to do it now.
:W
O.K., this falls into the "huh?" category.
I went out to the rig, figured I'd see if the RV motor would start. It always has, so far.
Yep. No problem.
So, then...just for hoots, I thought that if I held down the Aux Battery button on the dash that maybe the generator would kick over. Well, I'll be dipped. It started first kick.
Then I checked the interior cabin lights. Fine.
So, I let the engine and the generator run for 20 minutes while I did a few other chores.
I then went back, shut down the generator & turned off the ignition.
I figured, here goes. I hit the interior light switch and the room lights came on as they normally would.
Must be gremlins!?
Or, more realistically a loose connection somewhere??
I'm going to try again later and see how we stand.
:h
