Low voltage at atwood rv heater, help please
I am getting a low voltage reading at my heater. I am testing it with my voltmeter at the blower motor. I get a 10.6 reading when plugged into shore power. Furthur testing at the rv power distribution...
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Ok, BFL13. I am seeing the blue wire and white wire coming from the converter area and going up to the 12v fuse panel. The blue clearly connects to the face of the panel. The white one connecta somewhere on the back, which looks a little difficult to access to me. However, I see where I can poke them after they exit the components of the converter before they head up to the fuse panel. When I do so, I get 10.7v. Hmmm. I am thinking this is bad news.
On my 120v circuit panel, I have a breaker for the converter. I switch it off, and the converter stops the slight humming it makes. When I turn it on, it starts again. So. There is that information.
Based on what you were saying, is it possible there is another, or other, fuse(s) hiding somewhere in/on the converter that I am not yet seeing? I am hoping so as I really don't want to have to replace the whole unit.
Again, thank you all for your help and guidance.
On my 120v circuit panel, I have a breaker for the converter. I switch it off, and the converter stops the slight humming it makes. When I turn it on, it starts again. So. There is that information.
Based on what you were saying, is it possible there is another, or other, fuse(s) hiding somewhere in/on the converter that I am not yet seeing? I am hoping so as I really don't want to have to replace the whole unit.
Again, thank you all for your help and guidance.
