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Old 03-16-2021, 04:44 AM   #15
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,,, Batteries are showing 12.6v on the touch screen when it is on.
Although the original problem has been corrected the 12.6 VDC battery volts might be a problem. If you are plugged into shore power (or the generator is running) and the charger/converter is working properly battery volts should be 13.2 VDC or greater indicating a charge voltage is being applied.
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