Converter location

[Yucca]

Can anyone tell me the location for the converter on a 2015 Keystone 325? I don't think it's behind or below the power control center.
Thanks,

[roadglide]

Mine is built into the breaker box with set of coils exposed when I remove the breaker panne cover.

[chuckster57]

Welcome to the forum!!

Converters have a short cord if they aren’t “built in”. If removing the front panel does reveal it at the bottom half, then it’s behind the panel within 3 feet since that’s how long the cord is. I have seen a few further away with a remote plug, but that’s more the exception than the rule.

[Brentw]

Yep, mine is part of the panel.

[Yucca]

Thanks for the info! I don’t like having to mess with a built in component when there’s several good standalone converters available.

[Hozco]

The converter is to the right of the fuse/breaker box under the fridge.. real easy to replace.

[roadglide]

Thanks for the info! I don’t like having to mess with a built in component when there’s several good standalone converters available.

Where is your converter and why mess with it? I dread replacing a step down transformer opened like the one I have . My last older toyhualer quit charging the batterys . I replaced the WFCO with the same 55 amp converter plug and play.

[B-O-B'03]

Where is your converter and why mess with it? I dread replacing a step down transformer opened like the one I have . My last older toyhualer quit charging the batterys . I replaced the WFCO with the same 55 amp converter plug and play.

I replaced the circuit board in my WFCO converter with one from progressive dynamics, basically plug and play, with a much better converter, 4 stage intelligent VS 3 stage who knows.

Also replaced the 2 group 24 "marine" batteries with 2 GC2 golf cart batteries, that deliver 235 amp hours VS the maybe 150 of the G24s.

No issues since.

-Brian