Hi
We recently bought a 1990 C15 Romahome and took it for its first outing last weekend as we thought the best way to find out what worked and what didn't was to try it out.
Major problem we had was with the leisure battery. We were told by the seller that there was a button on the dashboard (a yellow light really) that should be pushed in while driving to charge the battery and left off while stationary. We did this, but even after 250 miles there was not enough charge in the battery to even turn on the lights in the back. Also I had read a manual for a 1991 version and it says there is a control panel for the battery, but we don't seem to have one.
The dealer has said he will test the battery and replace it if it isn't holding a charge but I just wanted to know if we were doing the right thing with the button and if there is anything else we should be doing.
Sorry to be such a novice!
Ellen
We recently bought a 1990 C15 Romahome and took it for its first outing last weekend as we thought the best way to find out what worked and what didn't was to try it out.
Major problem we had was with the leisure battery. We were told by the seller that there was a button on the dashboard (a yellow light really) that should be pushed in while driving to charge the battery and left off while stationary. We did this, but even after 250 miles there was not enough charge in the battery to even turn on the lights in the back. Also I had read a manual for a 1991 version and it says there is a control panel for the battery, but we don't seem to have one.
The dealer has said he will test the battery and replace it if it isn't holding a charge but I just wanted to know if we were doing the right thing with the button and if there is anything else we should be doing.
Sorry to be such a novice!
Ellen
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