We decided to do a few overnight stays at a nearby state park to work out any bugs before our long trip planned for the summer. I’m glad we did!
Situation: Outside temperature was 33 degrees Fahrenheit, LP heat was on, a few LED lights were on, toilet flushed turned on the water pump. LED bulbs dimmed and the LP detection unit under the sink flashes a low voltage warning. Furnace fan comes on and the same thing - low voltage. Check the levels panel and the battery charge level is on red. Uh oh, the guy said they were new batteries, but I didn’t check.
![Facepalm](https://www.winnieowners.com/forums/images/smilies/facepalm.gif)
We were on battery to run the furnace for about six hours before this happened.
Decided to tough it out and deal with it this morning. Woke up cold and started the engine to bring up the jacks and pull in the slides. No power to anything that runs off the house battery at all - not even the level check panel. Drove about five miles into town and got a low charge at low voltage, just enough to make the LP detection unit go crazy. Now sitting in a toasty warm diner between a Walmart and an automotive store, thinking about pulling the batteries where she’s sitting now, or go home first. I’ll update this later...