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Old 01-30-2013, 01:57 PM   #1
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Does anyone have a 1997 Endeavor 120v wiring diagram?

I am looking for a 1997 HR Endeavor 120vac wiring diagram or block diagram. I am trying to guesstimate what outlets are on each Freedom 20D inverter output leg. A few years newer would probably be ok. Thanks!
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You can get a plug tester and plug it in the outlets then turn it off the inverter will only run a set amount of plugs and should run the micro and the TV then you can mark the plug with a "I" do this while unhooked from shore power
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You can get a plug tester and plug it in the outlets then turn it off the inverter will only run a set amount of plugs and should run the micro and the TV then you can mark the plug with a "I" do this while unhooked from shore power
Thanks... did that. I was looking for a schematic that confirmed the actual result of testing and maybe showed the daisy chain.
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I wish I could help there but maybe someone here will have one.
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I've got one dated 1999 for 38WDS/WDD HR Endeavor. If you want it, send me your email address by private message and I'll email it to you.
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