Inverter location

[bldhnd617]

While going over my new 2014 Georgetown 360XL I failed to find the inverter, the unit has the residential frig. In the electric bay there is a Progressive Dynamics Converter model PD9270 and in the entry door there is a PROwatt SW on off switch, but cannot locate the actual inverter. Did not ask the location during the PDI, RV was on shore power during the PDI and frig was working. Things that make you go HUM, does anyone know were to look

Thanks Bldhnd

 

[alparmer]

Our 351DS had a missing inverter from the factory. In our coach the inverter along with the switch box is located on the passenger side in the compartment in front of the water heater. You have to remove the black plastic cover to get to it. To see if you have one, you could just remove the white cap on the plastic panel.

 

[Buster Foster]

We have the 378 so it may be a little different, but, ours is under the bottom shelf or floor of the bathroom cabinet space. The bottom of the cabinet has a couple of screws and when you remove them you can lift the bottom shelf of the cabinet out. It has a GFCI and that was tripped so our refrigerator was only working on the generator. Reset the GFCI and now it works on the inverter.
Hope this helps.
Buster

 

[Iggy]

While going over my new 2014 Georgetown 360XL I failed to find the inverter, the unit has the residential frig. In the electric bay there is a Progressive Dynamics Converter model PD9270 and in the entry door there is a PROwatt SW on off switch, but cannot locate the actual inverter. Did not ask the location during the PDI, RV was on shore power during the PDI and frig was working. Things that make you go HUM, does anyone know were to look

Thanks Bldhnd

Check the exterior storage compartment under the refrigerator.
It may have a black plastic cover 8" high and across the compartment top area. It is usually under the refrigerator itself as I have seen in similar models.
Good Luck

 

[bldhnd617]

FOUND IT, with help of the service department. It is locatd on driverside above the propane tank there is a plastic screw cape that you take out and can access the ground fault. To get full acces must remove screws and take out panel. Lots of more usable space in that area.

THANKS FOR THE SUGGESTIONS,

BLDHND

 

[Sbryant]

Hi - I received your friend request but could not figure out on my iPhone how to accept. Glad to see that it is warm enough for you to get out and play with your new toy! We have not gone anywhere yet but have been "personalizing" ours. The biggest chore we have is our cover- we made it for our old RV (2003 Bounder with 19 in tires) and it's not tall enough for the 360. Oh well - need something to do when you're retired. Son and Shirley