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The Fullowkas 3 months, 1 week ago.
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Hubby has a question: will a battery with a frozen cell hold a charge? Or is it toast? Pulled ours out of RV and one cell frozen on each. Anyone?
I had a look at the Trojan Battery website, they usually have pretty good information. Unfortunately they say..
In extremely cold climates, batteries stored outdoors may be subjected to
freezing. Freezing usually results in irreparable damage to the plates and
containers. It is therefore imperative that batteries that are subjected to
freezing temperatures be stored fully charged or at a high state of chargehttp://www.trojanbattery.com/pdf/WP_DeepCycleBatteryStorage_0512.pdf
LoveYourRV.comI had a look at the Trojan Battery website, they usually have pretty good information. Unfortunately they say..
In extremely cold climates, batteries stored outdoors may be subjected to freezing. Freezing usually results in irreparable damage to the plates and containers. It is therefore imperative that batteries that are subjected to freezing temperatures be stored fully charged or at a high state of charge http://www.trojanbattery.com/pdf/WP_DeepCycleBatteryStorage_0512.pdf
thanks Ray- Gerry said he has to wait till it unthaws and then charge to see if it will hold.
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