Excellent video, thank you! I purchased a NOCO boost and it works great. I do hav a question for you. I replaced the chassis batteries for my 2020 Tiffin Allegro re 340 33al motorhome but continue to see a low voltage light on the dashboard. When I’m in this state, the generator won’t start and my low/high ride adjustment doesn’t seem to be working. I’m going to have a mobile mechanic check it out, but thought I’d see if you’ve run into a similar problem before. Is it possible I hooked the two new chassis batteries incorrectly?
Hello and thanks for watching. I doubt you hooked up the batteries and correctly. And so you would have had a bigger problem than low voltage. Most likely what you have is a parasitic drain. Almost all armies have this issue. The only cure is too good a solar panel trickle charger or a battery tender trigger charger to keep it charged. You can disconnect the batteries by having a kill switch. But that's not gonna keep the batteries from dying. They will still die just from sitting without being used often. They will still die just from sitting without being used often. So having something like a solar panel trickle charger works in this situation.
I have a Super C, engine battery isn't charged enough to start it, only been sitting a month and will not start, any suggestions, motor starts to turn then stops, it is plugged into 50amp along with a generator
I'm new to the RV world. I need to jump start my 2014 Thor Windsport
Excellent video, thank you! I purchased a NOCO boost and it works great. I do hav a question for you. I replaced the chassis batteries for my 2020 Tiffin Allegro re 340 33al motorhome but continue to see a low voltage light on the dashboard. When I’m in this state, the generator won’t start and my low/high ride adjustment doesn’t seem to be working. I’m going to have a mobile mechanic check it out, but thought I’d see if you’ve run into a similar problem before. Is it possible I hooked the two new chassis batteries incorrectly?
Hello and thanks for watching. I doubt you hooked up the batteries and correctly. And so you would have had a bigger problem than low voltage. Most likely what you have is a parasitic drain. Almost all armies have this issue. The only cure is too good a solar panel trickle charger or a battery tender trigger charger to keep it charged. You can disconnect the batteries by having a kill switch. But that's not gonna keep the batteries from dying. They will still die just from sitting without being used often. They will still die just from sitting without being used often. So having something like a solar panel trickle charger works in this situation.
I have a Super C, engine battery isn't charged enough to start it, only been sitting a month and will not start, any suggestions, motor starts to turn then stops, it is plugged into 50amp along with a generator
Hi Rodesideguy,
I have a 2014 Tiffin allegro bus how can you guide me to jump start my Motorhome?
Use 24v jump box or disconnect each battery and charge individually.