Hello everyone, I have a 1999 Winnebago adventurer on a freightliner chassis model 34V. Does anyone know exactly where the converter is located. The owners manual is not very clear on this, at least not to me. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, John
RV's like yours mostly used a combination AC/DC panel with the converter built in. If you remove the front cover of your AC breaker panel (disconnect your AC source power to be safe) then you will likely see the converter under the breaker panel.
Page 6-3 of the 1999 Adventurer Operator Manual describes the location of the converter. Also, looking at page 10 of the Body, Wiring Installation diagram for your coach (I'm assuming your have the 34H) you can see the 120V outlet the converter plugs into at E-4 on the diagram.
On Edit: Just re-read the OP post and see it's actually the 34V (diesel), so here's the correct Body, Wiring Installation diagram. The converter outlet is shown at location E-6 on page 5.
All those references to drawing help but try looking under the norcold. there might be a grill with 8 screws. after you get there think about replacing with a progressive 65 watt
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Thanks to everyone who answered my thread on the location of the converter in my 1999 adventurer 34V. I finally found it on the floor under the oven. You have to pull the drawer under the oven completely out and there it is bolted to the floor. Now all i have to do if figure out what to do with it. O well, thats for another day. John