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Help with figuring out what done to my RV

Yahoo Message Number: 16197
So, it is clear that there was once a Xantrex in my Jayco Seneca unit
(the remote is still in the control center and you can see where it used
to be mounted under the bed. Now, there is an 80 amp charging unit that
I assume replaced the Xantrax. The problem is that, with the unit
installed, I lost the inverter. The guy I had out today talked about
spending $2,800 - a new combination charger inverter, new control panel,
lots of work. I can't believe it's that hard since it had an inverter
originally.

Peter

Re: Help with figuring out what done to my RV

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 16198

It depends on whether the previous owner removed/cut all the inverter wiring to and from the breaker panel.

Re: Help with figuring out what done to my RV

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 16199
Mine has the inverter under the floor.

Luke Pye



Re: Help with figuring out what done to my RV

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 16201
The Jayco,s that I have helped with had 80 amp converter and separate inverter. You may only need a inverter to restore to original. Checkout Donrowe.com. Good prices on good inverters.
Best
Ron Hall

Re: Help with figuring out what done to my RV

Reply #4 –
Yahoo Message Number: 16205
The break panel is in the side of the bed, right there. All the wiring is there.
Peter

Re: Help with figuring out what done to my RV

Reply #5 –
Yahoo Message Number: 16206
Thanks, that's useful. So there should be a large cable with 12v power to feed the inverter and a smaller Romex to feed some part of the 110 system? What outlets would have been powered from the inverter?
Peter

Re: Help with figuring out what done to my RV

Reply #6 –
Yahoo Message Number: 16207
The TV and Microwave is powered by the inverter in my Seneca.

Luke Pye



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On Aug 28, 2017, at 17:23, Peter Young  [SuperCrvgroup] SuperCrvgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


Thanks, that's useful. So there should be a large cable with 12v power to feed the inverter and a smaller Romex to feed some part of the 110 system? What outlets would have been powered from the inverter?
Peter