Lonestar AC Power outlets in sleeper not working?

Discussion in 'Trucking Electronics, Gadgets and Software Forum' started by naval_superman, Feb 15, 2017.

  1. GypsyWanderlust

    GypsyWanderlust Medium Load Member

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    Assuming you didn’t pull too much power and burn out a fuse the most likely reason you lost power is the low voltage disconnect.
     
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  3. Doe2Vixen1

    Doe2Vixen1 Bobtail Member

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    Under the bunk, fastened to the backside of metal . Check Cooper Bussman inverter has a CFCI plug on the front that has a reset button! Check to see if it tripped. Reset accordingly. Is the remote panel lit up and showing voltage? Push green button if not to turn on inverter.
     
  4. Doe2Vixen1

    Doe2Vixen1 Bobtail Member

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    Two black wires coming into front of inverter are an input for shore power and and a hard wired two outlet boxes mounted on walls on both sides of bunk. The GFCI is between these two input and output cables. Remote cover plate above it.
     
  5. Doe2Vixen1

    Doe2Vixen1 Bobtail Member

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    You can go to Cooper Bussman website and download manual for the 1800 inverter. That's what is in my 2016 international lonestar. Sounds like the same setup.
     

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