330RL outback converter

[FooteB]

Are there fuses located on the converter. I don't have any voltage to my battery. I was told to check the fuses but the are not on the panel.

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by FooteB

Are there fuses located on the converter. I don't have any voltage to my battery. I was told to check the fuses but the are not on the panel.

You may not be looking at the right thing. Your camper likely doesn't have an inverter but only a converter. Here is an article with a picture down a bit of a converter. It will have A/C circuit breakers and DC fuses. The A/C breakers look like the ones in a house box and the DC fuses look like something from an automobile.
https://blog.coach-net.com/2015/02/17/love-your-rv/

[chuckster57]

If your conveter is seperate from the breaker panel there will be 2 fuses on the back side where the large 12V leads connect. If it’s the bottom part of your breaker panel there will be a pair of fuses on the 12V side, seperate from the row of fuses.

[FooteB]

Yes there is a converter. It has a 20 amp breaker in the panel but there are no fuses. Was told that there may be a couple of fuses located on the converter its self. The converter is behind the panel and not easy to get at.

[FooteB]

Managed to get my hand behind converter and took a picture and yes there are 2 fuses. Will have to remove breaker panel to access them.

Thank you
Barry

[flybouy]

If you disconnected the battery and started to place the cables on backwards then those "reverse polarity fuses" will burn out instantly.