Dropped off the coach for body repair on Friday
It will be there for a couple of weeks to a month depending on when Monaco sends parts etc.
I charged up the house batteries full and then turned off the battery cut-off
before leaving body shop
I had to leave the engine batteries on since they will have to move the coach in/out
Will i be OK on the house batteries not dying?
Its avg 35F in the night and avg 60F during day
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The problem I have with my MH and several others I have seen is that shutting off the main house battery switch does not take power away from everything. I am amazed at what still has power with everything hard shut down. If it was me I would disconnect the negative battery cable just to make sure.
With both my main chassis and house disconnect switchs in the off position I can still start my MH. I get weird dash indications because there is no power for some of the gauges and indicator lights. I turned off my house batteries the other day and got a call that I had a light on in the MH. Sure enough I checked and I had a light on with the battery main shutoff in the off position.
__________________ Mike Canter "Gunner" USN Retired, Airdale 2004 Monaco Signature 44' Conquest. Detroit 60
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