05 Jayco Greyhawk 31 SS Location of converter

I went looking on google search and couldn't see any photos on the 2005 mdl in the usual places under the oven or the fridge.

I have seen some CLASS C units have it on the master bed bottom panel down close to the floor. Also check the bottom panel of the Shirt closet in the bedroom...

They seem to hide these units pretty good... JAYCO is one of the best companies to respond to questions - Give them a call with your VIN number and the will resond right back...

Roy Ken

On our 2003 Granite Ridge it is located under queen bed. To the left is a wood enclosure and converter is under it. Maybe same for the Greyhawk.

In our non-slide Jayco Escapade, it's under the queen bed along one edge. With the bed lifted, you'll see one side is just an edge and the other is boxed. taking the box off reveals the Converter and Auto Transfer Switch along with the back side of the AC Breaker Panel.
Same idea as db2 described.

Look to where the end of shore power core attaches to your mh. The panel will be right above it.

As your looking at the bed it will be on the right you have to remove the wood box that runs the length of the bed. It will be adjacent to the curcuit breaker and fuse panel.

Thanks for all the responses, in our Greyhawk the bed is almost centered and the breaker box is on the left side of the bed as facing the bed from the front. the Inverter is next to the breaker box but there is no other box under the bed. I will have to look under the coach where the shore power comes in and see if there is a box there.
thanks again for all the reply's

It will be inside the coach someplace and right next to, or awfully close to, the 12 volt fuses. Are there any false bottoms in a wardrobe next to the bed? They may even have a finger hole drilled in it.

In our 2009 Greyhawk 31 FS, the converter, inverter and breaker panel are under the refrigerator.

-Michael

A panel under the bedroom closet, drivers side. A friends Grayhawk.

Plug it in. Turn all the lights on and follow the noise of the converter's fan.