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โJan-30-2018 06:01 PM
MarkW. wrote:
Thanks everyone. I ordered a Boondock 75a with a 3 year warranty and all seems good...but...ALL of the NON GFI plugs are dead. They were dead with the old converter still installed. It almost seems like one side is open somewhere in the wall. There HAS to be a splice somewhere maybe around the refrigerator in the walls where all of the wiring comes together. The breakers appear to be ok as I am getting 120v across all of the breakers. But there is no label on the breaker panel that shows which breaker is for the NON GFI plugs. So now trying to locate a wiring diagram..
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โJan-15-2018 10:06 AM
MarkW. wrote:Seems low for 2 days. Converter may well be shot. However bench test it before spending money. s/b about 13.6 volts. Don't replace with a WFCO.
Well, no such luck. Went out to the trailer the next morning, and same problems. Tested battery and 5.3 volts showing...ie, battery dead. So I'm guessing converter isn't charging battery. So buying another converter today..ugh..
โJan-15-2018 10:00 AM
MarkW. wrote:
Well, no such luck. Went out to the trailer the next morning, and same problems. Tested battery and 5.3 volts showing...ie, battery dead. So I'm guessing converter isn't charging battery. So buying another converter today..ugh..
โJan-15-2018 09:40 AM
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โJan-14-2018 08:52 PM
MarkW. wrote:
Hey everyone...I have a 2013 Salem that had a 55a WFCO Power Converter. The lights began cycling dim/bright/dim. I replaced the stock 55a convertor with a 75a convertor in March of last year. The lights are again dimming and brightening. Could it be a converter issue, battery issue, or something else? I put a battery charger on the battery and that fixed the lighting issue...now it seems some of the fuses are blowing. the battery charger was on 6a. I moved it down to 2a to see if it gets better...any ideas?
Thanks,
Mark