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[shopteacher]

I have a 2020 Eagle HT 30.5ckts. As of yesterday nothing works inside. Has been sitting since March, batteries unhooked. Hooked up batteries and plugged into my generator. Microwave works on generator and so does the fridge. Checked all fuses, good. Power to all fuses and buses. Lights and slides will not turn on or open. Could this be a problem with the one control that's hidden
behind the analog control panel?

[JaycoMLOK]

Are you sure you have the batteries hooked up correct?

[RogerR]

Did your batteries take a charge or have any charge left? That many months they could be not only discharged but be damaged/ruined and not able to take a charge any more. If they are properly connected the fuse may be bad, poor connection from corrosion or line gone bad. Rats sometimes eat wires.


If you have a good battery then hook it up and see it that fixes the problem which would indicate battery failure.

[shopteacher]

Both batteries tested separately at 12.58 volts. Batteries wired back up in parallel after testing. Also used my generator for shore power. Plenty of power to fuse panel. Microwave and fridge worked off shore power. Nothing else in coach works. My question still remains why do I have the Lippert One Control installed with no touch screen? Can the One Control affect these systems?

[Mopar_Earl]

Your fridge (if residential) and microwave run on 120v. The rest of the unit is 12v. Is there a battery disconnect turned off? You say there is plenty of power to the fuse panel but none of your 12v items work? You didn't reverse the battery polarity?


Earl

[CAG]

Originally Posted by RogerR

Did your batteries take a charge or have any charge left? That many months they could be not only discharged but be damaged/ruined and not able to take a charge any more. If they are properly connected the fuse may be bad, poor connection from corrosion or line gone bad. Rats sometimes eat wires.


If you have a good battery then hook it up and see it that fixes the problem which would indicate battery failure.

I think the “norm” is batteries sitting unhooked loose about 3% a month. 4 months won’t discharge a fully charged battery. There is something else going on.