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Old 12-06-2013, 12:44 PM   #15
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looks like there must be another breaker panel somewhere!
Look on the inverter itself. Mine has two round buttons on the front, one labeled 15 and another 20. These are circuit breakers for the inverter output. If they trip, the button will pop out. Pull the button out to shut them off, push them in to reset. My 15 amp circuit drives the microwave, the 20 amp circuit drives all of the other outlets (except the one by the bed where the sleep number bed plugs in -- can't adjust that without shore power or genny Grrr!)

You may have something similar to this, or may have another style breaker. But odds are there are breakers on the actual inverter, not on a panel inside your coach.
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