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- pianotunaNomad IIIBy converter do you mean battery charger?
Or do you mean an inverter that takes 12 volts dc and turns it into 120 volts ac? - You should have a stack of circuit breakers some place. Have you found them? Have you turned them all off firmly then back on?
Next you may need a voltmeter or voltage detector. - DrewEExplorer IIThere may also be one or more circuit breakers of some sort on the inverter itself that have tripped. I think often they are the pushbutton style (such as is sometimes found on outlet strips).
- Crazy_RayExplorerWhat type of RV are you talking about?????
- wa8yxmExplorer IIIFirst Power TO the inverter/converter likely comes from a breaker, often a 30 amp one, in your main breaker panel (that is 120 volt power) 12 volt power comes from a rather large fuse called a "T" fuse.
The GFCI likely get's its power from the Inverter so you have one problem, not two.
Some inverters (mine for example)( OFF is OFF and I mean OFF, no power passes through the box. Standby, on the other hand, lets me use this computer off shore power.
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