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Not sure what a dvm is, but I have access to the schematics. The battery boost switch doesn't do anything when pushed. I was under the impression that it should cause the isolator to open (click). So perhaps the problems is there somewhere.289Views0likes0CommentsCalling all electrical system sleuths
I have a 2007 Itasca sunova 35J house batteries charge when on shore power as well as when the generator runs, but not when driving. In a small compartment to the right of my steps are the two items. On the left in this compartment I have a silver battery solenoid isolator. I changed it out for a new one. It still does not click and doesn't charge my house batteries. To the right of the isolator is the battery disconnect. It does seem to be working. It clicks on and off and does disconnect the house batteries. I would post a pic, but not sure how to. I have checked the fuse on the relay and it is not blown. I don't want to take it in if it's any easy fix that I don't know about. Thoughts please. David2.7KViews0likes10CommentsRe: electrical
Thanks for all the insight. For those with a similar hookup is there a fuse that could be blown? If so can you give me a general description of where it would be and what it looks like. I know what a normal fuse in a car looks like, but think this one may be different.541Views0likes0CommentsRe: electrical
Scott, Your description is great and it seems to be my setup. The battery boost switch seems to do nothing when I push it. I don't hear a click or anything. The house battery shutoff does click when I use it and it does shut off the power in the house. It's looking more and more like it may have something to do with the battery boost switch. I'm not sure where that solenoid is actually located though.541Views0likes0Commentselectrical
I have a 2007 Itasca sunova 35J house batteries charge when on shore power as well as when the generator runs, but not when driving. I've looked through the web and found that it's possibly the solenoid? There is a click when I push the auxiliary battery button....thoughts. Thanks!4.7KViews0likes19Comments
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