Before ordering a new, replacement converter of any brand or amperage output, if you have not yet located the converter, I'd ask how you effectively did any troubleshooting to even determine if the converter is defective????
You may be correct, and the converter may be defective and need replacement, but there are lots of other causes for "converter issues" that are not related to a "replacement needed".... Things like blown fuses, loose converter wiring, loose or defective power center low voltage connections, shorted 12 volt wires in the basement, bad battery/batteries, corroded DC mini-breakers or loose connections there, and there's a host of other "conditions that should be checked before declaring the converter "bad"....
If you don't know where it's located, how can you have determined that it needs replacement ???? Save yourself some money "throwing new parts at it" until you have done some reliable troubleshooting to determine what's not working properly.....
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