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rdlamb · 06-02-2008, 11:36 PM

There is a converter that drops 110v shore power to 14.4v charging power to charge your coach batteries.
The converter is probably under your bed. There is a fuse on the converter that may be blown. You can check the charge status of the converter by connecting to shore power, then checking the coach batteries with a battery tester (volt meter). If you see 13.5v or more, then the converter is working.
Try this first.

06-02-2008, 11:36 PM	#2
rdlamb Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 386	There is a converter that drops 110v shore power to 14.4v charging power to charge your coach batteries. The converter is probably under your bed. There is a fuse on the converter that may be blown. You can check the charge status of the converter by connecting to shore power, then checking the coach batteries with a battery tester (volt meter). If you see 13.5v or more, then the converter is working. Try this first. __________________ Safe Travels Rick 07 TM 40D;ISL 450 Cummins(upgraded). Very happy w/coach Gnarly toad to scoot around. Geocaching, hiking, fishing, National Parks, Civil War sites.