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No. If the unit is within the 2-Year Limited Warranty, you may submit it for warranty consideration by following the "How do I file a warranty claim" procedure above. If warranty is approved, a replacement unit will be issued with warranty valid for the remainder of the original 2-Year Limited Warranty term.
For Dealers and Retail Customers: During the first year, manufacturers (OEMs) typically cover the warranty. If not, please contact the WFCO Power PROs at 877-294-8997. Troubleshoot your unit with the Power PROs before filing any warranty claim. Should you need to return a unit, please follow the procedure in "How do I file a warranty claim" above.
(Replace with an ATO or ATC fuse having same rating as the original.)
8712 - 15A
8725 - 30A
8735 - 40A
8740 - 30A, 30A
8935 - 40A
8945 - 30A, 30A
8955 - 40A, 40A
8965 - 20A, 20A, 20A, 20A
8975 - 20A, 20A, 20A, 20A
9835 - 40A
9845 - 30A, 30A
9855 - 35A. 35A
9865 - 40A, 40A
9875 - 40A, 40A
8540 - 25A, 25A
8560 - 35A, 35A
9540 - 25A, 25A
9560 - 35A, 35A
9580 - 30A, 30A, 30A
9960 - 20A, 20A, 20A, 20A
9990 - 25A, 25A, 25A, 25A
Before you call the Power Pros check the following:
1. Locate and record the WFCO converter model number.
2. Are you connected to shore power?
3. Check breakers at the pedestal and in the power center for proper voltage.
4. Are all of the fuses on the DC panel OK? Are any red LED’s on?
5. What is your battery condition? Does it have enough water? What is the age? Have you tested for shorted cells?
Voltage Check:
1. Disconnect the Positive lead at the battery terminals and set aside.
2. Turn off all DC loads in the RV.
3. Are you reading 13.6 VDC between the Positive battery lead and the Negative battery terminal? If not, the Reverse Polarity fuses may be blown at the converter or there is an OPEN fuse or battery disconnect switch in the Positive battery lead.
4. Any battery reading below 12 VDC while disconnected is a possible indication of battery trouble.
If you have no AC power, check the following:
1. Are you connected to AC power at the pedestal?
2. Is your Main Breaker tripped?
3. Check your wiring for any problems.
To determine whether or not the converter is bad, call the WFCO Power PROs at 877-294-8997 and a technician will troubleshoot the unit with you.
If you have no DC power, check the following:
1. Is AC power coming into your RV?
2. Is the converter breaker in the ON position?
3. Are the Reverse Polarity fuses in good condition?
3. Check your wiring for any problems.
To determine whether or not the converter is bad, call the WFCO Power PROs at 877-294-8997 and a technician will troubleshoot the unit with you.
1. Remove some of the load by turning off 12V lights and appliances.
2. Turn off the converter for 10 seconds to allow the unit to discharge by either turning off the breaker or unplugging the unit.
3. Turn the converter back on.
4. Check the output voltage of the converter. It should be approximately 13.6 VDC.
5. Check your battery. It might be damaged or the water level may be low.
Keep in mind that your battery can pull up to 30A or more from the converter. Low temperatures also will have major effect on your battery's performance.
If the lights in the RV are flickering, that usually means that the converter is overloaded.
1. Remove some of the load by turning off 12V lights and appliances.
2. Turn off the converter for 10 seconds to allow the unit to discharge by either turning off the breaker or unplugging the unit.
3. Turn the converter back on.
4. Check your battery. It might be damaged or the water level may be low.
5. Check the output voltage of the converter. It should be at 13.6 VDC range.
Keep in mind that your battery can pull up to 30A or more from the converter. Low temperatures also will have major effect on your battery's performance.