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Re: [A/S] 1972 power converter is out
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- Subject: Re: [A/S] 1972 power converter is out
- From: Chris Bryant <list@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:25:49 -0400
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> Yes it is definitely the converter. I was wondering what converter is
> currently in there and the specs on it and what can be used to replace it.
> Thanks, Jennie
I'm going from memory, but if it is a 22', then the converter is in the
bathroom curbside closet. Replacing it can be done a couple of ways- the
easiest is to simply leave the old on installed, unhook it from 120 volt
power, and hook a new one up the the fuse panel (which is inside the old
converter).
The "right way" to do it would be to remove the old converter and install a
new converter and fuse panel. While this involves a bit of work, rewiring the
trailer isn't at all needed ;).
I would put in a Progressive Dynamics PD9145- probably the best price will be
from http://www.bestconverter.com/product.asp?itemid=13&catid=39
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Chris Bryant