Inside my door on the fridge wall is a blank electrical wall plate. The above item is inside it. Does anyone know what it might be for? I think it has something to do with the television and digital converter box that is further up the wall. The PO has made some notes in the owners manual about a inverter box that is behind the fridge but have not been able to get up in there to see what is there.
The television is 110v only so it would need an inverter to work off of battery power. Currently it only operates when shore power is connected.
Picture of the relay is on my registry pics but cannot get it to post here.
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1989 34.5' Airstream 345
Cleveland
, Tennessee
Join Date: Jul 2007
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Relays are used to turn power on of off remotely. This may have been part of the original setup of something different. Can't imagine why a relay would be behind the fridge unless the PO controlled it from another switch..
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1989 345 LE Classic Motorhome
Thanks.... I need to get in there for a closer look. Trying to avoid pulling the fridge out to do that. I am waiting to borrow a plumber friends sewer cam to take a look. Maybe PO used the fourth unused wall switch to switch the television from shore power to inverter power. I will have to try that.
Well I figured out what it is. It is a relay to control the 12 power to a converter which powers the 110v television. The converter stores behind the fridge and it only gets power when then shore power is disconnected and the 4th previously unused switch is turned on.
I was able to install a lighted switch to be able to see if the converter is on. I have ordered LED lighted switches for water pump switches also. The rectangle LED switches seem to be harder to find, seems like most of the world thinks a LED rocker switch should be round.
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