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Old 04-27-2017, 07:39 PM   #1
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Power Converter Replacement
I have 2011 Montana Mountaineer 295RKD. The power converter is failing and needs to be replaced. Does anyone know where the power converter is and how to access it? It would be nice to know where to start without having to start tearing into things without a clue.
 
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On my 2010 it was under the stairs behind the return air vents.
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My return air vent is beneath the oven in the rear kitchen. I have a feeling the power converter is behind the power distribution panel. Just don't know yet how to access it.
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On our 2012 3585SA it is built in to the breaker/fuse panel. It is also a RK.
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Don't know your floorplan, but you'll probably have to remove the rear basement wall - it's just held there by screws and not hard to do. Your converter should be behind that and screwed to the floor.
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Thanks Walt. I figured that would be the place to start.
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