Hooked up to 220v on accident
Okay I'll be the new moron of the Forum. Name is Wayne- Nice to meet you! we were putting a new pull behind trailer on the property for a friend to stay in, had to run an outlet to plug it in... th...
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Sorry to hear about the 'incident'.....but sounds like your issues are now 12V DC
As explained the DC Fuse LEDs are a quick visual if a fuse has blown.
With trailer connected to 120V AC power source..converter output should be at least 13.2VDC
There are 2 large fuses on converter to protect from reverse polarity....battery connected backwards.......fuses blow.
With a meter you should find source of problem quickly. Good Luck!
As explained the DC Fuse LEDs are a quick visual if a fuse has blown.
With trailer connected to 120V AC power source..converter output should be at least 13.2VDC
There are 2 large fuses on converter to protect from reverse polarity....battery connected backwards.......fuses blow.
With a meter you should find source of problem quickly. Good Luck!
