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Originally Posted by twinboat
The converter/charger takes 120 volts and changes it to 12 volts to power 12 volt stuff and charge the batteries.
Thats s it does, it is often just plugged in or hard wired to a circuit breaker.
It has nothing to do with any other 120 volt circuits or devices.
Changing it will not fix other 120 volt things. Unless your batteries are dead and the 120 volt devices needs a 12 volt signal.
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Converter is probably burnt as it is energized WHEN you plugged into that 240V
Will need to change it
Should have 120VAC if you plug your RV cord into a 120VAC outlet
Just will not have those AC items that got hit with 240V
**Turn off ALL Circuit Breakers in your RV AC Panel
30A Main and any Individual CBs
Plug RV cord into a VERIFIED 120VA C outlet...then Close the 30A Main CB and then each individual CB
Stop if any CB trips and ID what is on that circuit