Location of converter

[Barndog]

Could someone please tell me where the converter is located on a 2010 Jayfeather tt? Also wonder where the reverse polarity fuse in the converter is located? I'm just trying to resolve a problem I am having with getting power when not connected to a shore power source. My battery is fully charged but I can't even get the lights to work when not connected to shore power. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[Doug]

I thought the converters were normally located next to your distribution center (what houses the breakers)

My converter had 2 = 30amp fuses in the rear of the box.

You also have an inline fuse between battery and your converter.

If you follow the black wire from your battery, you should come across an inline fuse within 2 feet or so.

Hope that helps,
Doug

[tinlizzie23]

Instead of right behind the power distribution boxes, my converter is on the other side of the back wall of the power center. You have to go inside the exterior storage compartment next to the power center, and then look behind a thin plywood false wall. In any case, your converter should be within a couple of feet of the power center. Mine also has the two 30 amp fuses in the side of the converter.

[Barndog]

Thanks for the information guys. I'll check out both areas and hopefully find my converter. Hopefully all i need to do is replace a fuse and not the converter itself.

[Charles & Vicky]

Send an email to customer service at Jayco, ask your question, include your serial number and they will send the info by email, usually within a couple if hours.

[Barndog]

Charles & Vicky- thanks for the suggestion. I too was thinking that I probably can get the information from my local Jayco dealer who sold me the camper.

[RoyBraddy]

Posting your JAYCO model number might help as well... Someone with same trailer can help you locate it. There are also tons of photos on google to view that may help as well but you need to have your exact year and model number to search...

Roy Ken

[LiftedAWDAstro]

On our old 2007 EXP 232, the converter was below the rear bunk on the back wall.