Parasitic amperage leak Uintah

A couple days ago I noticed my swing didn't have enough amps to start bike. After a full charge thescoot would loose enough amps overnight to keep bike from starting. After doing a leak test at negative terminals, there was .90 amp drain. I narrowed it down to 10amp : clock backup-lluggage box light. I disconnected luggage box light connector and realized still a drain. Removed 10amp fuse and left it that way. Anyone else had this experience ?

The under seat light is a common problem. Most people do take the bulb out. That should help, as to the rest of the drain it's probably memory applications for the scoot and not a problem. Maybe someone else has more suggestions.

Hi Glenn, the under seat light bulb was removed as soon as the day after purchase (for all my Silverwings.) By the way I moved from Tucson to upstate NY near Ravena; more beautiful country.

Hi AldusFran.

What year is your Swing, and does it have ABS.
If you disconnect the Meter assembly (dash board) do you still register a parasitic draw
from the 10 amp fuse?

Hi Aldusfran,

I would try disconnecting the Reg/Rec, charge it up, leave over night and see if it cures it. If the diodes (1 way valve) are faulty it could let battery voltage drain back the wrong way.

HTH Andrew UK.