Do you have a voltage meter? If not, this is a good time to run over to Walmart and pick one up. There will be times in the future you will be glad you have one. Also order Digital Voltage Display (Amazon) something like the one below. Helps to keep tabs on your battery(s), the idiot lights that come with the TT are useless. Remember, your battery should not be allowed to drop below 12.0VDC (50% rule) or you will be shortening the life of your battery. A 12Volt battery is actually dead at 10.5VDC, Specific gravity =0.0 at that point.
What type of battery is it? Mfr/model/Ah rating?
Battery water level ok?
Was the battery totally dead? (No lights came on? 0.0VDC?)
Make sure your battery water level is topped off (1/8" below the ring). Take a voltage reading (write it down). Plug the TT into your AC source (take another voltage reading.. should be around 14VDC if it is in charging mode). Let it charge for 24 hours. Then take a voltage reading and write it down. After 24 hours it should be close to 13.2VDC (FLOAT), unless the battery was totally dead it will still need additional charging.
Disconnect the AC power source. Disconnect the batteries NEGATIVE terminal. After a 24 hour rest period it should be between somewhere between 13.2 and 12.6 VDC. Mine are at 12.9 volts until about 9PM and about 12.7 or 12.8 volts in the morning without using anything (normal TT drain). You know there will be a quiz on the battery voltages, so study.
Check your TT's battery connections and make sure they are all tight. Check the batteries ground connection (at the frame). If it is not tight, the battery will not get a full charge.
Let us know what you get for numbers.
Good Luck
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