How can I tell if my converter is bad? When I am connected to 50amp service my lights seem to switch back and forth to 12 volt.
ANSWER: Thanks for submitting your question on our Ask An RV Question Page.
I am not really sure that I understand your question. The lights and other 12 Volt DC appliances in your RV always run on 12 Volt DC.
When your RV is not plugged into electric the RV's house batteries provide the 12 volt power. When you are plugged into electric your RV's converter takes over the job of supplying the 12 Volt power to your lights, water pump, furnace blower motor, etc.
A sure sign of having a converter problem is if the lights in your RV start to go dim when your RV is plugged into electricity.
For more information on possible Converter problems you might want to read the answers I gave to the questions listed below.
The 12 Volt Accessories On My RV Don't Work When We Are Plugged Into Electric.
Why Are All The Lights Inside My Travel Trailer Going Dim?
The DC Power Is Not Working On My Travel Trailer
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