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hi if its fully charged l would leave it alone,a fully charged is 12.7 volts on your meter.it is not necessary to remove the battery in normal use. if you have the caravan at home you can as i do and have it on EHU 24/7 fixed to a timer for 4 hours a day.i have done this for years. sounds like you have the clip on terminals.these can be removed by lifting with a screwdriver and they just clip off.black first and then red.refit red first black last.i has been done,make sure the battery goes back the right way round as it can damage the charger at great expense.
Post last edited on 20/03/2012 15:58:55
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the only silly question is the one you do not ask.
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Topic: BATTERY
