Hello everyone

[ISW1955]

Recently took possession of a 2023 Starlight blue California coast and I’m chuffed to bits with it (even tho’ it’s a bit of a learning curve!)
I’ve been reading the forum since before I bought the van so I’m pleased to be part of the community.
I have a problem where one of the leisure batteries won’t charge after I rather stupidly left the fridge on and the batteries drained completely. One has recharged ok but the other one doesn’t appear to want to. The van is still under warranty but before I go to a dealer to get it looked at I was wondering if there is something I should be doing like a reset or the like. I’ve perused the forum but I can’t find anyone else having had the same problem.
This is the display on the screen even after 48hrs being connected to the EHU with the charge time left fluctuating between 31 & 29 hours.
Any tips?
Cheers
Ian

 

[Stu@rt]

Welcome Ian. I am no electrical expert, but my bump of your thread might bring the big guns out From what I recall reading on here, if you have only one battery in play, that could well be the cube fuse between the 2 batteries (located on top of the wardrobe battery). But I think you will need to crack out the multi meter and get some readings to be sure. Have a search on here for cube fuse and have a read through. Hopefully your batteries are still both good? Might just be the cheap cube fuse fix. You might have to change the title of the post (Or post again) to get the interest of our excellent auto electrician friends though. Good luck and I hope its a cheap fix.

 

[ISW1955]

Hi Stu@rt, thanks for the response. I’ll try another search on the forum and then repost as you suggest, by the way I’m guessing these are special auto fuses readily available from auto supply stores? (Pardon my ignorance!)
Cheers

 

[Stu@rt]

I am going to loop @yossarian in (Hope thats ok?) As I am sure he has advised others previously.