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by Bill
(Needles, ca)
My batteries, chassis and house, discharge even if it is plugged into shore power; if I can get the generator started then the coach will start. I have a new batt in the chassis side. Could the house batteries, if shorted plates, draw them all down?
ANSWER: Greetings Bill thanks for submitting your question on our Ask An RV Question Page.
I am also going to assume that you have checked for a loose ground as a loose ground could also cause the problem that you are experiencing. There could also be a problem with the Converter/Charger on your RV not charging the batteries or the batteries themselves not accepting the charge. I am further assuming that you have looked for blown fuses and tripped circuit breakers in your RV.
This is just a list of the most common causes of your problem. There could be a short somewhere in the RV, there could be loose connections to the Converter/Charter, etc. If you have checked everything that I have mentioned thus far and the problem still exists then you need to take your RV in and have a Certified RV Technician track down and repair the problem.
I hope this helped.
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