AIO settings for RV service visit?

[ArmyRetired]

Unfortunately our RV has a slide issue. It’s going into the RV dealer next week for what could be an extended stay. What AIO battery settings do I set that won’t overcharge or shorten the life of our new 206Ah SOK? The RV could sit in their lot for weeks or possibly months, and be either indoor or outdoor. I could give them a list of instructions but it’s unlikely some shop guy would care enough to follow them. How should I set the AIO to minimize stress on the battery from either solar or shore charging?

 

[sunshine_eggo]

Strong preference #1: Completely remove the battery and take it with you. Tell them they need to supply their own 12V.

If #1 isn't possible, set absorp to 13.4V, float to 13.0V. Show up periodically to check on it.

If freezing temps are a possibility, and the SOK doesn't protect itself from charging automatically, go back to #1.

 

[ArmyRetired]

Show up periodically to check on it.

That’s not feasible as the dealer is 90 miles away. Different battery is possible.

 

[sunshine_eggo]

If you put a cheap lead-acid battery in it (Walmart Everstart 29DC), the AiO can be programmed to happily absorb/float every day and keep it fully charged.