Help needed,,? on 25ft Winn Itaska classc
Neighbor lady (78 yrs old) has this motorhome,,,2006,,,bought brand new,,,has 16,500 miles,,,,newertires,,2 new coach Deka batteries,,,low hrs on the generator....she said she THINKS the waterheater i...
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In that era, for "entry level" C's Winnebago was using the 6 gallon Atwood electronic ignition water heater, no electric heating element. The fridge was a 6 cu ft Dometic, running on propane or a 120V heating element. Both are dependent on having a 12V supply, for controls, from battery, running engine, or converter.
If the C has an inverter, it would have been a very small one (100-200 watt) supplying an outlet for some piece of 120V entertainment equipment. Everything else AC runs from the AC power cord, which has be plugged into an external supply or a 120V, 30 amp outlet supplied by the generator.
If it is a "premium level" C, some of the equipment will be different. I don't have brochures. You can find those online at the Winnebago site, for almost everything since 1969.
If the C has an inverter, it would have been a very small one (100-200 watt) supplying an outlet for some piece of 120V entertainment equipment. Everything else AC runs from the AC power cord, which has be plugged into an external supply or a 120V, 30 amp outlet supplied by the generator.
If it is a "premium level" C, some of the equipment will be different. I don't have brochures. You can find those online at the Winnebago site, for almost everything since 1969.
