Anyone know?????????????

Was that just the one question or 13 of 'em? ?????????????

Try to look at Trekwood.com....they sell Keystone parts online:

http://www.trekwood.com/parts-search.php?model=Hornet&year=2008&category=Electrical&subcategory=Converter&search-keywords=Item+%23+%2F+Keyword

Hi,

If you HAD a bad converter, why are you so ready to get another one of the same brand? Like saying "I bought a saw at Harbor Freight and it only lasted 6 months, I want to get the same model and replace it as soon as possible"

Why not talk to the experts at a place like http://www.bestconverter.com/WFCO-9865-65-Amp-Deckmount-Converter-MuCharger_p_44.html#.U2MMYFe9aws and see what brand they would recommend.

As far as installing it, most plug into a 120 volt receptacle, and then there are two large wires. Normally white will be connected to the - terminal and another color to the +12 volt side.

The problem is you don't know the amperage rating. If you look at your brochure for your RV, you might see a converter size. It probably is rated at 45 amps. You should be able to replace with a 55 amp if you like, the wiring should handle the potential extra 10 amps, but the converter will only put out what is being used and what the battery will accept.

I would also recommend that you have a battery charger - say one rated at 10 amps. This can be used when the converter is not working right. It will not keep the battery "Full" - however it can replace 240 amp hours daily and that likely is much more power than you would use in a campground, even with a lot of lights on and running the furnace.

Fred.

Love that subject line.

jimw606 wrote:
I am sorry, I do not know, but you might get your vin from your title and call Keystone. Just a thought.

X2!

It's either WFCO or Parallax. Probably WFCO.

My 06 has a WFCO but don't count on yours being the same

I am sorry, I do not know, but you might get your vin from your title and call Keystone. Just a thought.