CONVERTER LIFE
After four years my converter died. Considering we lived in it for four winters, if that matters, is that to be expected? Also, the new one is being installed today. Did I miss an opportunity to ...
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cekkk wrote:
Picked up our TT with new wfco. I have the old wfco as well. Tech said almost everybody is using wfco
Translation, "we have a bunch in stock we need to sell"
cekkk wrote:
and they will wear out. As I understand it, if you are plugged in to shore power the converter is always running.
This is true. Unless you turn off the breaker to the converter, it is always running when on shore power.
cekkk wrote:
Thanks for all the input. This definitely looks like something I could have done for myself.
Not a hard job. When, not if, this WFCO dies, call Randy at http://www.bestconverter.com/. He will not steer you wrong. And I bet a dollar to a donut that he WON'T recommend a WFCO.
