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Old 01-14-2013, 01:29 PM   #1
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Default Panel Reads Inverter Over Load

When I turn on the inverter, I hear vibration type noise, and panel reads inverter over load, and it shuts off. When I crank the generator all electric stuff works fine, and no excessive current draws. When I turn on the inverter, the breaker in the electric outlet in the lavatory blows. When it blows I loose electricity on all out lets on the right side of the motor home. Using generator it doesn't blow Batteries are charged up.

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