HI, I have to change two leisure batteries Do I have to disable the solar unit first or just change the batteries.
Thanks in advance
John
Thanks in advance
John
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Trouble is Dave the wires are solderd and I never solders before.
If no fuse John, and you are not keen on removing the wires, you can cover the panels completely, making sure there is no charge at all coming down to the controller, then change the batteries.As Jock said John there should be a fuse to pull if it’s been installed properly.
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Ha ha!Change battery at night to avoid covering oanels. You might need a torch
Thats my concern I don't want to mess about the the solder.Remove the solar panel wires from the controller first. Cover the panel with a mat or isolate it.
Connect new batteries to controller and reconnect solar panels to controller last.
Sniping don't like the sound of that.Might be worth covering panel and snipping I to the positive wire somewhere convenient and adding a fuse for future.
The solar panel wires should be simply screwed into the solar controller as are the battery wire'sThats my concern I don't want to mess about the the solder.
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They look solderd to me.The solar panel wires should be simply screwed into the solar controller as are the battery wire's
I've never seen a soldered version.They look solderd to me.
They look solderd to me.
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Thanks all for the information. Couldn't find a fuse, so covered solar panels. All seems OK fingers crossed..HI, I have to change two leisure batteries Do I have to disable the solar unit first or just change the batteries.
Thanks in advance
John
Glad to see that you are on to it John.Thanks all for the information. Couldn't find a fuse, so covered solar panels. All seems OK fingers crossed..
So hopefully I will see the ones going to Peterborugh on Thursday.
When installed John, they are usually close to the controller, if not already integrated within the controller itself.Not sure were fuse is Jock. Couldn't find one on the main fuse board. There are two by the batteries I pulled those but controller was still flashing.