Need Help finding Converter
- Thread starter Occo
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Re: Occo
Hello Occo and welcome to the forum. You will find your converter behind the wall in the basement. You may have to take out both panels. Only because the off door side attaches to the door side panel. There are a couple of screws in the UDC that hold the door side in.
Depending on what you want to do with the converter, you might be able to remove the breaker panel. It is behind that.
Peace
Dave
Hello Occo and welcome to the forum. You will find your converter behind the wall in the basement. You may have to take out both panels. Only because the off door side attaches to the door side panel. There are a couple of screws in the UDC that hold the door side in.
Depending on what you want to do with the converter, you might be able to remove the breaker panel. It is behind that.
Peace
Dave
jnbhobe
Well-known member
Re: Occo
Its behind the wall in the basement, but Cookie has probably beat me to it LOL he types faster.
Its behind the wall in the basement, but Cookie has probably beat me to it LOL he types faster.
JohnDar
Prolifically Gabby Member
Re: Occo
Once you find it, you might want to relocate it to a more accessible spot behind the wall. And one that isn't directly under plumbing connections. It has three fuses that may need replacing at some future date, and a cooling fan that should not be restricted by sticking it against a wall in a pile of wood dust.
In the first photo, you can just see it (a 3670) hidden under the piles of wires in the rear. The black box is a surge suppressor. I've moved both to a safer, more accessible location on the stair frame and cut an access panel into the basement wall to get at them. There's a similar panel on the wall behind the UDC, as well.
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Once you find it, you might want to relocate it to a more accessible spot behind the wall. And one that isn't directly under plumbing connections. It has three fuses that may need replacing at some future date, and a cooling fan that should not be restricted by sticking it against a wall in a pile of wood dust.
In the first photo, you can just see it (a 3670) hidden under the piles of wires in the rear. The black box is a surge suppressor. I've moved both to a safer, more accessible location on the stair frame and cut an access panel into the basement wall to get at them. There's a similar panel on the wall behind the UDC, as well.
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