Things I need to find out...

[Gardner Yeaw]

Larry,
The aux battery switch places the generator battery in paralell
with the 4 start/chassis batteries. So you should find a 12 volt
battery in the generator compartment that is saving your a$%.

You need to check the water level in the batteries and probably
take them to a garage to check their age and output. A check of the
charging system would be a good idea as well.

I just re-wired my aux switch which wasn't working. Lucky for me
my start batteries were OK.

Gardner
78FC33

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Larry
wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> Well, I have been trying to get to know the BB a little more than
I have seen so far... I have to ask all of the group for some HELP...
>
> 1. I have found 4- 6 volt batteries, I am of the understanding
that there may be more, but where are they??? The reason being is
when I go to start the Cat, the batt goes dead, until I use the aux
batt switch, then starts right up... This all while being plugged
into 30 amp electric... The coach has two Iota DLS 45 chargers with
IQ smart chargers... they were install 06/04/04
>
> 2. After filling the propane tank, the alarm under the frig
started going off, Why???
> It was on all along with green light on...
>
> 3. Every time I open the closet next to the frig, the digitell
goes off and starts with announcing the time, which is incorrect,
also the radio stops working for a few seconds, then comes on again
when I close the the closet door... What is this???
>
> 4. I think I have figured out the next problem, it is the water
fill, it worked fine the first fill up of water, then the second
time I tried to fill up I flipped the tank fill switch it filled up
and then overflowed, I shut the switch off and the water kept
overflowing from the over flow, I assumed this has to do with the
sporlan valve, is this true???
>
> Enough for now, I am sure I have to pose more to you until I get
all this down pat...
> Sea Ya
> Larry
> Croton Point, NY
> 84 35 FCSB
>
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