Looking for answers why no power from 110 outlet n bathroom. Batteries on, inverter on. A/C off. Only one slide out in use. RV parked at storage space with no shore power available. Hot as heck in Houston, TX tried to plug in fan with no luck. Answers? New to RV life. Looking to install generator soon.
No power from 110 outlet in bathroom
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danemayer
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Time to conserve battery power.
If you're in a storage lot with no shore power, and the refrigerator is running along with fan, lights, and parasitic loads like alarms, you'll run the batteries down in a day or two. Suggest you shut everything off and turn the battery disconnects to OFF in the front compartment. When you get a generator hooked up, you can recharge the batteries.
If you let the batteries run down, you won't be able to pull the slide in or hitch up to the truck.
If you're in a storage lot with no shore power, and the refrigerator is running along with fan, lights, and parasitic loads like alarms, you'll run the batteries down in a day or two. Suggest you shut everything off and turn the battery disconnects to OFF in the front compartment. When you get a generator hooked up, you can recharge the batteries.
If you let the batteries run down, you won't be able to pull the slide in or hitch up to the truck.
Thanks! We are storing RV until we can get a better location with shore line. We only turn on what is necessary. No lights or A/C only the bedroom slide out. Putting clothes in closets and stockng RV a little at a time.Looking at Onan 5500 to run off propane. Plan to set sail around end of September. Taking care not to burden batteries and always have seven way plugged nto Ford F-350 with motor running.
