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Old 08-21-2021, 03:24 AM   #29
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Post a picture of the battery compartment. I suspect it is in there.
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No need for a picture. The compartment is small with two slidding trays, one above the other. It is a steel box. I just had the house batteries replaced and watched while it was done. I also installed a cut off switch in the compartment for the chassis battery and remove the battery while doing do. There is nothing inside the box other than the two steel trays with batteries and the cut off swicth I mounted myself. All cables exit in the upper rear corner ehivh goes into the engine compartment.

I will keep looking.
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Old 11-02-2021, 10:36 PM   #31
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I think I found it

In my coach there is a basement compartment that is a pass through and is just a small ways ahead of the rear engine bay. The passenger side has the immensely heavy spare tire and wheel (24.5" wheels). The driver side has a slide out drawer and I just discovered the wall to the rear side is removable. I am sure the inverter is in there. I will have to empty the drawer and pull it out to access the lower part of the panel and crawl in there.
We will give it a look when I have time.
First I have to find the water pump that does no always shut off.
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Old 11-03-2021, 08:27 AM   #32
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Water pump may be in the same compartment.



My Inverter, transfer switch, water heater, water pump, and water distribution are all in the same compartment. This is condition space in that if the furnace is on it get heated.
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Excellent point. We are in for 7 days of rain. When it stops I will crawl in there.
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On our 1994 Signature the inverter was in one of basement bays towards the front on the drivers side.

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