Never a thought

[Mike Magee]

Shucks. That's too bad. The battery may be sulfated by now... you may need to buy a new one after you figure out why it wasn't charging.

[Bob Miller]

It doesn't indicate that the charger is even working Charge voltage did not appear when he turned the power ON. See Post #16

[Carl Pa]

Well, it is fixed now, I hope. Converter was not plugged in. Plugged in to shore power at home and it is charging at 13.6.
As for the AC, he came out and he said the compressor is not working, said let me check the thermostat. Came out again and said I found it. Was a wire connection to compressor. They used a skimpy connector, he put in a thicker one so it holds better. Said battery should be OK, checked cells and they came up OK. for now. I will check it out on next camping trip, a short one coming up soon. Then a longer trip next month. Scamp will here from me. I would suggest to other new scamp owners not to leave until you hear the compressor kick in and cold air comes out, not just air from fan. And to make sure battery is charging. Almost a whole year of plugging in and nothing. No parts but he worked on it for three hours. So $$$$ were high but at least it is fixed Thanks for all your help.. Carl

[rdickens]

If you bought the trailer new within the last year, Scamp may cover the $$$ for the diagnosis and repair under warranty?

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