WFCO 8955 branch circuit breaker
I was checking out the 120v AC circuit breakers & found that the last one is a 30 AMP & see in the manual, it can only have 20 AMP max. Also I switched off the rest of the breakers except this 1 and n...
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".........noticed it's connected to the DC power & the microwave."
It is the AC circuit breaker that feeds the microwave and is also where your 'Converter' is getting AC input from.
AC CBs are AC voltage only
30A CB is a bit over kill......change it out to a 20A CB as should be
(You should ave ONE 30A MAIN CB and at least four 20A Branch CBs)
As for the converter hissing/ lights pulsating.
Well it is a WFCO.
And it is most likely failing (lights classic sign).......check that you don't have a bad battery first.
It is the AC circuit breaker that feeds the microwave and is also where your 'Converter' is getting AC input from.
AC CBs are AC voltage only
30A CB is a bit over kill......change it out to a 20A CB as should be
(You should ave ONE 30A MAIN CB and at least four 20A Branch CBs)
As for the converter hissing/ lights pulsating.
Well it is a WFCO.
And it is most likely failing (lights classic sign).......check that you don't have a bad battery first.
