Batteries not charging...

[corwin kozminski]

it looks like the batterys need a big charge like 50 or more amps to bring them
back. it could take 8 or more hours per battery

rogerwwebb wrote:I ran into a similar problem with my 91
and discovered the problem to be one dead (fried) battery in the bank of three
engine batteries. Checking the voltage with the batteries tied together gave a
false impression of adequate charge. So, you might want to check each battery
individually when you're cleaning the connections/posts. Roger WebbCedar
Rapids, IA91 WL
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "geez_al" wrote:
>
> I everyone, I ran into a problem that is sort of confusing me.
>
> My bus has been sitting now for a few months. I've been running it
> every few weeks to kep everything charged and lubricated but the last
> time, I left the inverter on and it drained the batteries all the way
> down to about 10 volts and I had to jump start it.
>
> The alternator is working as normal when running but it seems the
> batteries just can't hold a charge. Even after running for extended
> peroids of time (trip to Mississippi from NM) when the engine is off,
> the low volt relay still trips.
>
> Any suggestions? I don't think there is a short anywhere.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Al S.
> 1981 31ft FC
> NM
>



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