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Low voltage red light?

Yahoo Message Number: 69787
I'm new to my CC and I'll try to describe this accurately as possible: There is a red light on an electical indicator panel in the bay that houses the Hydro-Hot (not the house battery bank bay) The battery low voltage light is on, but I cannot find anything in the manual about this panel or the light. My panel (Xantrex) shows the batteries to be charged/or charging properly and the batteries measure as being charged. How is this light controlled? and what do I need to do to reset it or have it go out? My Xantrex charger (actual unit) shows everything correct on the front as well???????????

Re: Low voltage red light?

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Yahoo Message Number: 69789
There should be a little hole in the panel in which you take a little wood stick ( tooth pick) and put it in the hole about and inch and it will press a button that resets the unit.

Dallas 2004 intrigue 11688

Re: Low voltage red light?

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Yahoo Message Number: 69790
The low voltage error lights whenever you experience low voltage. It does not self reset when proper voltage is restored. Look on the panel with the red light. Just below the light is a hole through the panel labeled as low voltage reset. There is breaker like device inside that hole that needs to be depressed. I use something that is not electrically conductive like a plastic screw driver to reset.

Good luck.

George in Birmingham
'04 Allure 31038
George in Birmingham
2003 Magna 6298

Re: Low voltage red light?

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Yahoo Message Number: 69795
Dallas, On my coach the red light is indicating a low water level in the hydrohot (aquahot). With low water level the diesel function of the aquahot will not operate.

Check that your water level in the unit is up to just below the filler cap and that there is water in the overflow reservoir. If both those conditions are met the light should go out. If not, then use the reset procedure. suggested.

I use the term water but of course it is actually a mixture of water and boiler fluid.

David