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Old 05-18-2014, 08:35 AM   #1
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Inverter?

I'm not sure if this is the correct forum, but I am wondering if anyone knows aboutlocation is for the inverter/converter in a 2007 Newmar Dutch Star Model 4304. We lost all 12 V house power and we think we need to reset the cirucit breakers at the inverter. We understand the control panel is over the passenger side cabinet, but we are looking for the inverter itself so we can reset the breakers. Thanks so much for any information.
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Did you also lose some of the 120V power? The Inverter changes 12V to 120V. It's the converter (or the charger half of your Inverter/Charger) that supplies the 12V.

If it went out suddenly (rather than the batteries slowly going dead) I would suspect the battery disconnect solenoids or a disconnect switch in the wrong position. I don't think there are any resets on the inverter that are going to help you.
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The inverter converts 12vdc into 110vac. The converter, usually converter/charger, converts 110vac into 12vdc. Have you checked your 12v disconnect switch?
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