Converter had a shower... how do I test it?
The converter in our fifth wheel just happens to be placed directly under our toilet in the basement, which also happens to have an open air register (no ducting) directly next to the toilet. So when...
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Jim-Linda wrote:
If it was flooded, first, I would remove converter and dry all water, check all fuses or breakers on the converter itself. If ok, I would disconnect the output and apply power to converter. If still ok, turn breaker off, connect multi meter to output and check reading. If no reading, converter is defective.
Thanks, Jim-Linda
It was necessarily flooded because the top of the converter is not open. It's a Progressive Dynamics unit and the only openings are on the ends. I did not unplug the unit but I did dry up around it and put a hair dryer on medium heat on it for about 15 minutes. I'll take the next steps you mentioned, but I don't have a multi meter with me.
