Forest River Surveyor (2026)
Last updated: 21 September 2026
What we found
- Documented chargers.
- A specification is published for it, each with its source.
- 5 recalls or safety notices are matched to it.
Battery and charging
- House battery — not fitted at the factory, per the maker
- Not fitted at the factory — the owner supplies it
“Your RV has a customer-supplied battery(s) that serves many functions.”
Source: forestriverinc.help/#/forestriverrv/guide/2026/3917-surveyor/browse/articles/Section%203:%20Electrical/content/publication-35-en_us-multiple-690014
Chargers
Named by the manufacturer for the Surveyor. Reported, not endorsed — confirm with the manufacturer before charging anything.
The manufacturer names 3 for this model and does not say which one a particular machine left the factory with. Read the part number off the label on your own unit.
- WFCO WF-8900-AD Series Power ConverterManufacturer documentedView charger: WFCO WF-8900-AD Series Power Converter →
Source: forestriverinc.help/#/forestriverrv/guide/2026/3917-surveyor/browse/component-manuals/Electrical
- WFCO WF-9800-AD Series Power ConverterManufacturer documentedView charger: WFCO WF-9800-AD Series Power Converter →
Source: forestriverinc.help/#/forestriverrv/guide/2026/3917-surveyor/browse/component-manuals/Electrical
- WFCO WF-8700-AD Series Power ConverterManufacturer documentedView charger: WFCO WF-8700-AD Series Power Converter →
Source: forestriverinc.help/#/forestriverrv/guide/2026/3917-surveyor/browse/component-manuals/Electrical
Recalls (5)
Most recalls cover only certain model years, serials or build dates — view each notice to check it against your own unit.
- 2026-10-05NHTSA & Coast GuardAn outlet without GFCI protection may fail to shut off electrical power when a ground-fault occurs, increasing the risk of injury. (possible match, not confirmed)View recall →
- 2019-10-25NHTSA & Coast GuardIf the wiring overheats, an electrical short can occur, increasing the risk of a fire. (possible match, not confirmed)View recall →
- 2018-01-02NHTSA & Coast GuardThe incorrect circuit breaker can cause the wiring to melt, increasing the risk of a fire. (possible match, not confirmed)View recall →
- 2016-02-03NHTSA & Coast GuardToo much electrical current can cause an electrical arc, and potentially electrocute the user. (possible match, not confirmed)View recall →
- 2015-10-15NHTSA & Coast GuardWithout the power supply wire being properly connected to a circuit breaker, an excessive power draw or electrical short may result in melted wires and an increased risk of a fire. (possible match, not confirmed)View recall →
Sources
- Forest River RV Owner's KitArchived document
Source: forestriverinc.help/#/forestriverrv/guide/2026/3917-surveyor/browse/articles/Section%203:%20Electrical/content/publication-35-en_us-multiple-690014
Retrieved September 21, 2026