Converter questions

Yes sir...under warranty.  However, dealer is 2 hours away, so to drop it off and pick it up amounts to about 8 hours of driving.  And that's okay, I suppose, but when they installed the second one in march, they did a lot of damage.  For instance, they pulled about 5 wires from the circuit board connection, damaged the flooring, made a huge mess tracking in mud, etc.  I would rather pay the money and do it myself than to go through all of that again. I will send the old one in for warranty replacement, and hang on to it for a spare.

I believe my converter failed in the U.P. last week.Second failure this year.     Made it thru trip using a battery charger.  At home now, I have taken the front off the electrical panel, and I have removed the 2 screws holding the converter in, and I have loosened the small circuit board on the left because the 110 v supply wires are routed behind the circuit board.  I am going to connect shore power tomorrow night and use my dvm to make sure 110 v power is coming into converter,  pretty sure it is.   Converter is WFCO 8955. 55 amp.