Onboard battery charger

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Tres Parker

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I have a 2022 306 Canyon and I have had to replace 2 onboard chargers so far and now it is not working again. Anyone had this problem?
 
wspitler said:
Very rare! I’d be looking for other possible problems. Brand and model?
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They replaced under warranty which I was very grateful for. Brand may be the problem. Pro Tournament 360 elite series (36 amp/ two bank) is brand they use.
 
I have had that same charger in the four bank model for years now. Works great! Knock on wood! Pro tournament engineers back then recommended to me that I use a four bank version for my two parallel banks with 2 batteries in parallel for each bank. They said the charger knows the difference between two batteries in parallel and a single battery. My batteries are Deka group 31.
 
wspitler said:
I have had that same charger in the four bank model for years now. Works great! Knock on wood! Pro tournament engineers back then recommended to me that I use a four bank version for my two parallel banks with 2 batteries in parallel for each bank. They said the charger knows the difference between two batteries in parallel and a single battery. My batteries are Deka group 31.
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Grady dealer is going to get it next month. I will mention that and thank you. Not as big a deal in summer because use the boat more often but want them tended in the winter.
 
Just went with the promariner 3 bank charger. my stock one died after 17 years.
 
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I have owned several ProMariner chargers over the last 15 years. One went "dark" on me. I had chronic problems with melting the fuse holders. Fuse holder problem was so bad you could hookup shore power and grab the fuse holders and they would be hot to the touch. The latest one is a ProMariner ProSport 20 HD which has improved fuse holders and has been working fine.
 
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