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RJF · 12-30-2017, 08:14 PM

I have a 2006 cougar tag along and keep it stationary and hooked up to shore power. Have only owned it a year and am new to campers. I've read several places where people mention disconnecting the battery and see that all D.C. Powered items work. When I try this, nothing that uses D.C. Works. Could this unit require that the battery be connnected? I'm having D.C. Power issues and have installed a new converter. Still having D.C. Power issue. I charge the battery and D.C. Works until battery runs down a few hous later while running heater. Seems that converter is not charging battery and all D.C. Power seems to be coming from battery and not converter. Any help deducing this problem will be greatly appreciated.

12-30-2017, 08:14 PM	#1
RJF Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Trussville Posts: 3	D.C. Power when running on shore hookup I have a 2006 cougar tag along and keep it stationary and hooked up to shore power. Have only owned it a year and am new to campers. I've read several places where people mention disconnecting the battery and see that all D.C. Powered items work. When I try this, nothing that uses D.C. Works. Could this unit require that the battery be connnected? I'm having D.C. Power issues and have installed a new converter. Still having D.C. Power issue. I charge the battery and D.C. Works until battery runs down a few hous later while running heater. Seems that converter is not charging battery and all D.C. Power seems to be coming from battery and not converter. Any help deducing this problem will be greatly appreciated.