DC circuitry in an RV
OK, I know I'm a rube. Cut me some slack. :) To the battery, ya' got your white wire and your black wire. If my logic is correct, as opposed to AC, the white wire connects to positive and the bl...
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noplace2 wrote:pianotuna wrote:
Hi,
If you happened to hook up the battery backwards polarity wise, there are two fuses in the "end" of the converter to protect it. If they are blown, the battery will not power the RV.
What is this "end" of which you speak? Inside the rig I have tested every fuse (14 of them from 2 40A to 12 15A) and every breaker (7). All have continuity intact.
Thanks again for help.
The fuses he is referring to are located on the converter itself. Not positive but since your converter works when hooked up to shore power this might not be the problem .. if you have access to your converter it's easy to check.
