Casita lights flicker then off then on

[Txlmt58]

Not Sure what’s going on with our lights but they are flickering on and off then I checked the fuse fuse seems to be OK and then I waited a little bit and they came back on in the AC circulated and then went back off is this a low amperage voltage battery problem or or what
Thanks
Linda

[Casita Greg]

Sorry, but I read your post four times, and I still can't figure out what you're trying to say. The whole comment doesn't read well. Please edit it and "clean it up" so it makes sense.

[Raz]

Three posts; fan not working, lights flickering, and fridge not working. My guess your DC supply is malfunctioning, battery, converter, etc. Check your connections. If there is nothing obvious you'll probably need to seek out a professional.

[Lynn Eberhardt]

The fact that the air conditioner is also malfunctioning indicates a problem with your 110 volt power supply to the trailer.

[CharlesinGA]

And a dead battery. When the shore power drops off, the battery is dead and cannot take up where the converter left off.

Charles

[Txlmt58]

Originally Posted by Txlmt58

Not Sure what’s going on with our lights but they are flickering on and off. then I checked the fuse, the fuse seems to be OK and then I waited a little bit and they came back on. Then AC circulated and they went back to flickering,is this a low amperage voltage, is the battery the problem
Thanks
Linda

It seems to drop the amp to 7 on amp reader so it’s sounds like new battery time

[Txlmt58]

Thanks for your input

[Txlmt58]

Sorry, ac is working but when it cycles on the lights flickering

[Lynn Eberhardt]

From everything you've posted, especially the last, it does sound like you need a new battery. But you should probably also be using a heavier duty and/or shorter extension cord if you want to use your air conditioner. AC units use a lot of power and can be damaged if the voltage drops too low.

[Txlmt58]

Originally Posted by Lynn Eberhardt

From everything you've posted, especially the last, it does sound like you need a new battery. But you should probably also be using a heavier duty and/or shorter extension cord if you want to use your air conditioner. AC units use a lot of power and can be damaged if the voltage drops too low.

thanks for your kind input