Oliver Legacy Elite 2017, Owner'S Manual

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Power converter
Refer to manufactures manual
Battery Charging
The converter also operates as a battery charger when it is connected to a
120-volt power source. If the battery is below its full charge, the converter
charger will begin operation at a rate that reflects the level of discharge.
When the battery is again fully charged the converter charger drops its
charging level back to a maintenance level to keep the battery fully charged.
Circuit Breakers
The 120 Volt System is protected by circuit breakers in our Power Control
Center, which automatically shuts the circuit off if the circuit load is too
heavy or a short circuit occurs. If a circuit breaker has been tripped, do not
reset the breaker until the cause of the problem is identified and corrected.
Verify that the 120 volt outlet on the side of the sink and stove cabinet is a
GFI outlet. In the event the outlet is tripped, it has to be reset by pushing the
“reset” button on the 120 Volt outlet.
12-Volt Fuses
A 12-volt DC distribution panel is also a part of our Power Control Center.
The panel contains circuits with replaceable fuses for protection of 12-volt
lines. If any line is loaded beyond the capacity of its fuse, the fuse will blow.
A portion of the 12-volt on the line must be turned off to reduce the total
load on the line to a level below the capacity of the fuse. Replace the fuse
with the same size fuse. Do not replace with larger fuse than indicated.
If this reduction of load on the line does not stop the blowing of fuses, there
may be a short somewhere along the 12-volt line, or at a non-fused 12-volt
component on the line. Check the 12-volt line and any component along the
line. Locate the short and take necessary steps to repair it. If you cannot
locate the problem have a qualified electrician check it out.
It is a good idea to keep additional fuses on hand in your travel trailer.
Replacement fuses are available at service stations, hardware stores, or
automotive supply stores. Remember that the replacement fuse must be the
same amperage rating as the original.