Once I disable the appropriate setting, my freshly serviced generator should work like a charm. The reason I never had this problem before is because I rarely move fast enough to turn on the generator while the batteries still have a pretty full charge.
Slightly discharged and with the A/C or Microwave pulling a load as occurs when I am boondocking, the batteries never climb to 90% before I shut the generator off. In the rest area with the RV running and charging the batteries, they are already above the cut off point when I crank up the generator.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going! I remember my mom telling me that all the time. If you keep up you will become a master mechanic, you are well on your way and we are proud of you. Also glad to get this post, saw where Oklahoma and Texas has had some bad ice storms and snow and was hoping that you were not in that area anymore. Good to here from you and keep up the good work. GOD BLESS
JD/SD
Jim & Sandy
I was so thrilled that this worked out. Also glad that although it has been hot and dry here at least I have been safe from fires and bad storms. Thanks for the encouragement! You guys take care!!
Good for you! I know it feels great to solve those problems….wooo hoo! Happy Halloween to you! I grew and carved my pumpkin this year!!!!!
I bet that pumpkin is a beauty! Thank you!
Look at you, being a Double E. Good work.
Thanks! That means a lot coming from a rocket scientist 🙂
My money is always on you!
Whew!!! Like reading a breathtaking suspense story. Not only a doer but a
Teller of the tale most excellently.
Thank you!! Means so much to me coming from you! Hope things are just wonderful in Delaware – Hugs