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The coach batteries will charge whole running the engine but stopped taking a charge when plugged in to shore power. It's a 2020 BTOURING on Ford chassis
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We have solar so we are adding, our solar installer is adding this to our unit. It is a battery maintainer rated 15 amp. We do have 800 watts of solar.The coach batteries will charge whole running the engine but stopped taking a charge when plugged in to shore power. It's a 2020 BTOURING on Ford chassis
Have you checked the circuit breakers behind the batteries underneath the black metal plate?The coach batteries will charge whole running the engine but stopped taking a charge when plugged in to shore power. It's a 2020 BTOURING on Ford chassis
Battery Switch= ON? 2) 120v breaker to Converter= ON? Cycle it OFF/ ON to reset? 3) 12VDC BREAKER next to battery tripped? = Small rectangular box with two posts and usually small reset button on a narrow end, often hidden by the wires. If sticking out any= tripped, should be flush. 4) You should be able to read converter charging voltage= 13.2 or higher at post OR FUSE in FUSE PANEL? Also possible 6-yo battery bad if originalThe coach batteries will charge whole running the engine but stopped taking a charge when plugged in to shore power. It's a 2020 BTOURING on Ford chassis
Copied for my vehicle.Battery Switch= ON? 2) 120v breaker to Converter= ON? Cycle it OFF/ ON to reset? 3) 12VDC BREAKER next to battery tripped? = Small rectangular box with two posts and usually small reset button on a narrow end, often hidden by the wires. If sticking out any= tripped, should be flush. 4) You should be able to read converter charging voltage= 13.2 or higher at post OR FUSE in FUSE PANEL? Also possible 6-yo battery bad if original
checked them and are ok but still no charging from shore power but does charge while drivingHave you checked the circuit breakers behind the batteries underneath the black metal plate?
Did you determine if you have 13.2VDC OR GREATER at the fuse panel when plugged in? (If you do= CONVERTER IS GOOD AND WIRED PROPERLY; IF NOT, LIKELY CONVERTER itself is bad or one of REV POL fuses is blown). 2) If 13.2 or higher at fuse panel. we now NEED to get it to battery/ ies. There are two REV POL FUSES (Reverse Polarity) that are commonly blown when servicing/ replacing battery; LOCATE (in the onboard fuse panel), TEST/ REPLACE THESE REV POL FUSES AS NEEDED, (usually around 25a-40a); 3) If you now get 13.2+ testing good on both sides of both of these, then likely one of the fuses/ 12vdc circuit breaker NEAR/ BESIDE BATTERY (within 18") is likely tripped/ disconnected, or a wire dropped beside battery and not connected? Good Luck.checked them and are ok but still no charging from shore power but does charge while driving
I did a search and found the following so I understand Research BIRD system in Claude for a better understanding. Now I need to test my coach.Did you determine if you have 13.2VDC OR GREATER at the fuse panel when plugged in? (If you do= CONVERTER IS GOOD AND WIRED PROPERLY; IF NOT, LIKELY CONVERTER itself is bad or one of REV POL fuses is blown). 2) If 13.2 or higher at fuse panel. we now NEED to get it to battery/ ies. There are two REV POL FUSES (Reverse Polarity) that are commonly blown when servicing/ replacing battery; LOCATE (in the onboard fuse panel), TEST/ REPLACE THESE REV POL FUSES AS NEEDED, (usually around 25a-40a); 3) If you now get 13.2+ testing good on both sides of both of these, then likely one of the fuses/ 12vdc circuit breaker NEAR/ BESIDE BATTERY (within 18") is likely tripped/ disconnected, or a wire dropped beside battery and not connected? Good Luck.
Use you part # and search and make sure the written document matches your part #; also your "found the following" was blank with no followingI did a search and found the following so I understand Research BIRD system in Claude for a better understanding. Now I need to test my coach.