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Power in 07 vr1

Misty_pha
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Ok j am newbie to forum and this TT... Bought the travel trailor noticed light flicker told convertor need replaced. Brought it home ordered the power convertor installed it exactly as it old one was hooked up, immediately blow the fuses in the reverse. Reversed the black and white wires. Turn back in and the fuses did not blow, all the lil fuses test good but nothing 12 volt is working I have read all kinds of troubleshooting idk what else to do any help would be helpful
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Mandalay_Parr
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Maybe even a bad battery.
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skipnchar
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There is often an in line fuse in the black wire (hot wire) located near the battery. It's possible that it blew that fuse also. IN an RV White is the ground wire. It is also possible that the converter was not the problem as it could also have been a loose connection somewhere that is now full time loose.
Usually when the converter goes it just quite working all together.
Good luck / Skip
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