Location of Converter

If you will notice the Good Sam Care Team really does not care. Oh, and Care Team do not contact me about this post because if Camping World really cared, the multitude complaints would not be happening.

Geeze, Ella.......close after two days ? Takes me 2 days to walk to our RV, open up the door, see what's up and figure out what is next.

Hello,

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Thank you,
Ella
Good Sam Care Team

Boots Newsom wrote:
Thank you for finding it for me. Now I need real help. NO blown fuses on it but battery will not charge.

Follow Battery POS cable to converter.
There is an IN-LINE fuse OR a DC Circuit Breaker (Small box/2 studs)


Also converter 'Reverse Polarity' fuses on converter. But if those are blown no DC Power from converter (or battery) when on AC Power

Thank you for finding it for me. Now I need real help. NO blown fuses on it but battery will not charge.

Thanks VERY much. It is behind a false wall in storage compartment.

Where is your AC Power Panel (with Circuit breakers) & DC Dist Panel (with fuses)?

That is typically where converter is......below it/behind it/part of it


What is under counter/next to stairs?
Might have to access via false wall in basement compartment?

Thank you. I have removed the elec panel but not there. Also not in front compartment where battery is housed.

On my last 2 rigs, the converter was located under or near the central electrical panel inside the trailer. To see it, remove the control panel cover and you should be able to see the converter. On bigger units I have also seen the converter in a compartment near the batteries. On your Blue Ridge I don't know but you shouldn't have much trouble finding it. When they warm up, the fan kicks on which might help you find it's location.