Would this be a power converter issue??
Hi everyone, first post so thanks in advance. I've actually been living full time in my 5th wheel for a year (2007 Summit Ridge) and thankfully had minimal issues. I can work through most things by ...
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Yes very likely the converter has failed. If the battery is original it may also have issues. If you remove a battery cable and the lights go out I say it is the converter as it should operate the interior items without a battery.
A 10+ amp automotive battery charger from a local store should get you through a week or so to get this sorted out. Attach direct to the battery and let it run. Don't forget an extension cord if needed.
Many items in the RV use 12v for the controls even if powered by propane or 120vac.
A 10+ amp automotive battery charger from a local store should get you through a week or so to get this sorted out. Attach direct to the battery and let it run. Don't forget an extension cord if needed.
Many items in the RV use 12v for the controls even if powered by propane or 120vac.
