[C320-list] True Charger

[Scott Westwood]

FWIW.  You may have already done this but check to make sure your charger is configured/matched for your batteries.  Some chargers have settings for different battery types.  Check and verify any/all settings first.




Thanks,




Scott Westwood scottwestwood at bellsouth.net H (919)-362-8538    C (919)-618-7185
 

    On Monday, July 15, 2019, 07:07:28 AM EDT, Leonard Hooks <lehooks at gmail.com> wrote:  
 
 Michael, have you checked the voltage coming out of the charger? And check the voltage from the charger at the batteries.
I had some kind of electrical event that blew the fuses between the charger and the batteries and lost one battery before I figured it out.

Leonard Hooks
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> On Jul 14, 2019, at 10:40 AM, Michael Ferguson <coralman at bellsouth.net> wrote:
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> Any ideas or experience with the following would be most helpful. A couple of times I would find my refrigerator thawed. But it would start back up and perform for a few days and then do the same thing again. Then one day I came out to the boat to find all of my batteries we're totally discharged. I looked at the charger and appear to be working and check all the terminals. I replace the batteries and the refrigerator is working as it should for the last 5 days. Yesterday I checked battery voltage and they were starting to discharge again. I'm hooked up to shore power in a marina. My true charge unit is about 15 years old. Even though it appears to be working I'm not there to monitor it all the time. Could it be that my charger is failing me. Any suggestions. Thanks Michael 169 Nauti Clew
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