WFCO converter

cynwoman wrote:
Went on camping trip,had a power surge at the campground,now my battery will work on lites,etc,but my electrical outlets don't work,We changed all the fuses but can not get and power to the 120 part



,does it mean my converter suffered damage.?

Your 120v side uses circuit breakers not fuses. You must be plugged in for your 120v side to work. As stated shut off all circuit breakers and turn back on, then check any Ground Fault outlets (the ones that have a test and reset button on them).

Your converter converts 120v to 12v dc to power the lights (through fuses) and charge the battery.

Check the breakers, the fuses have nothing to do with the 120vac.

cynwoman wrote:
Went on camping trip,had a power surge at the campground,now my battery will work on lites,etc,but my electrical outlets don't work,We changed all the fuses but can not get and power to the 120 part,does it mean my converter suffered damage.?

It's possible it's damaged but check the breakers first. If you do need a new converter, it's not a big job.

did your surge protector catch the spike?
bumpy

Have you turned all the breakers firmly off and firmly back on to reset?
Have you checked and reset the GFI?
Does anything 120v work such as microwave or air conditioner?