I charged chassis batt.

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I disconnected the chassis batt hooked up a charger left it on overnight,next morning i hooked batt up now i have no reading on tanks and engine batt monitor but every thing else works..... any ideas ?

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Originally Posted by Irover Misplaced a wire when you unhooked the battery? Blown Fuse on cab fuse panel, not the camper body fuse panel. Maybee!! Irover

well the battery connections on my winnebago are pretty straight forward, unlike a older coach of mine , but i have checked every fuse and breaker i can find , still no sucess

[Nuge]

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Originally Posted by Irover Misplaced a wire when you unhooked the battery? Blown Fuse on cab fuse panel, not the camper body fuse panel. Maybee!! Irover

You don't have to YELL!!!

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Originally Posted by Nuge You don't have to YELL!!!

well thanks for the reply.......... it was very helpfull

[wa8yxm]

The chassis battery starts the engine, should not affect the level displays on the holding tanks at all.. The Aux or House battery.. Is the one that should run that panel.

[srydve]

I don't have a winnebago so I can't help with location but I do have a fuse labeled for monitor panel. The same fuse says it's also for the water pump. If you have found a fuse labeled for the panel, and it is good, it would seem the next step would be to get behind the panel with a test lamp and start checking for voltage.

[DAN L]

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Originally Posted by OSSKOBRET I disconnected the chassis batt hooked up a charger left it on overnight,next morning i hooked batt up now i have no reading on tanks and engine batt monitor but every thing else works..... any ideas ?

my holding tank monitor panel runs off of the chassis battery too. go figure. there is a small buss fuse on the back of the monitor panel. your's may need replacing.

[Nuge]

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Originally Posted by OSSKOBRET well thanks for the reply.......... it was very helpfull

Sorry about that! I'm an Industrial Multi-Craft Electrician and I cruise the electrical problem threads in an attempt to help and just reacted to that post. Again, I apologize. I had no good suggestions to your particular problem but if you were nearby I'd be the first one to pull out my meter to help!!

[golden]

Is it possible that you may have turned off your aux batteries when you removed the battery and failed to throw it back "on" when you replaced it?

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Originally Posted by DAN L my holding tank monitor panel runs off of the chassis battery too. go figure. there is a small buss fuse on the back of the monitor panel. your's may need replacing.

Taking the rig to beach tomarrow, ill pull the panel and check it out ,thanks for the info. I will let you know what i find

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Originally Posted by Nuge Sorry about that! I'm an Industrial Multi-Craft Electrician and I cruise the electrical problem threads in an attempt to help and just reacted to that post. Again, I apologize. I had no good suggestions to your particular problem but if you were nearby I'd be the first one to pull out my meter to help!!

I know what you where talking about , i got a kick out of it

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Well there is not a fuse on the panel . at a total loss here , i guess ill take it to get serviced ......... maybe

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still have the same issue , any fresh ideas on what to look for ?

[dirko]

Hi Ho: Your trusty voltmeter and a good set of wiring schematics are the solution to your problem. Diagrams are available on this web site. Since we aren't there you will have to do it alone. Just measure the voltage at the battery and follow the wiring diagrams. It will show you which wires or fuses are in the chain.

By the way, I don't normally take batteries out or disconnect them to charge them. They are fine just as they are. Just put the charger on the right way.

Dirk