An RVer reported that after a rough construction section on Route 16 in Wyoming, a Magnum 2012-HX inverter stopped supplying AC power to the inverted outlets. They confirmed 12-volt power was present, AC voltage was entering the Magnum unit, there were no trouble codes, the reset button was not tripped, and the basement GFCI had no power.
Members suggested using the Magnum troubleshooting chart, checking all GFCI outlets including any downstream or oddly located ones, considering whether...
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An RVer reported that after a rough construction section on Route 16 in Wyoming, a Magnum 2012-HX inverter stopped supplying AC power to the inverted outlets. They confirmed 12-volt power was present, AC voltage was entering the Magnum unit, there were no trouble codes, the reset button was not tripped, and the basement GFCI had no power.
Members suggested using the Magnum troubleshooting chart, checking all GFCI outlets including any downstream or oddly located ones, considering whether the internal transfer switch should be passing shore power, and looking for a possible loose internal connection from the rough road. One member recommended fully removing both 12-volt and 110-volt power, resetting, then reapplying power and resetting again, while also sharing a poor support experience with Magnum/Sensata and a plan to move to Victron. The issue was not resolved in the supplied posts, and replacement with another inverter such as Xantrex was only mentioned as a possibility.