House Battery Dies Quickly
I own a 2004 Coachmen Mirada class A. Last year I replaced the house battery. Now my battery won't run my lights for more than a couple of hours before dying. As I live in Florida, I figured maybe the...
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What some of the other posters have hinted, but not said, is you have to pull the batteries periodically and re-fill the cells with distilled water. I also take that time to pull material I keep under the batteries (non-skid drawer liner) and re-paint the base of the battery compartment to keep corrosion under tight control. Remember that these deep cycle batteries are a bit hefty, and come out at an awkward angle for your back, so be careful to support yourself carefully lest you add the cost of a good chiropractor!
