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05-09-2018, 01:50 AM
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Senior Member
Brand: Still Looking
State: England
Posts: 195
THOR #11569
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Originally Posted by David1912
My hunch is one outlet near the bed might be hooked up to the inverter too...both I suspect to support mobile device charging...
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My outlet by the bed, although not the ace model, is actually advertised for cpap and is permanently on .
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05-09-2018, 01:58 AM
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Member
Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: ACE 30.3
State: Mississippi
Posts: 32
THOR #8822
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According to the schematic that I got from Thor (how can I send it to you? I'll be glad to but they've changed it some), it should be the outlet by the bed near the rear of the coach, the outside fridge, the bedroom TV, and the outside TV. This is exactly how ours was configured.
I changed the outlet for the outside TV (it's behind the drawer under the stove) to a regular style residential outlet and used some 14/2 romex to put an outlet on the wall behind the sink/stove. While at it, I put an outlet under the cabinet where the TV plugs in so the front TV can be on the inverter or on the original outlet, which I left. The front desk / passenger outlet runs behind the cabinet under the front TV also, so I came off of the new outlet for the front TV to connect it to the inverter as well. The outlet on the counter behind the stove/sink is awesome to have, by the way! They really should have put one here to begin with.
Obviously, I can't run everything off of a 1000 watt inverter, but by being careful and switching things, we can run everything we need to, including the coffee pot. I plan to eventually change the factory inverter out for a larger one that I can run two circuits off of, but that's for later on.
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05-09-2018, 11:10 AM
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Axis/Vegas Enthusiast
Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Axis 24.4
State: Michigan
Posts: 9,837
THOR #1150
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Originally Posted by gkurts
According to the schematic that I got from Thor (how can I send it to you? I'll be glad to but they've changed it some), it should be the outlet by the bed near the rear of the coach, the outside fridge, the bedroom TV, and the outside TV. This is exactly how ours was configured.
I changed the outlet for the outside TV (it's behind the drawer under the stove) to a regular style residential outlet and used some 14/2 romex to put an outlet on the wall behind the sink/stove. While at it, I put an outlet under the cabinet where the TV plugs in so the front TV can be on the inverter or on the original outlet, which I left. The front desk / passenger outlet runs behind the cabinet under the front TV also, so I came off of the new outlet for the front TV to connect it to the inverter as well. The outlet on the counter behind the stove/sink is awesome to have, by the way! They really should have put one here to begin with.
Obviously, I can't run everything off of a 1000 watt inverter, but by being careful and switching things, we can run everything we need to, including the coffee pot. I plan to eventually change the factory inverter out for a larger one that I can run two circuits off of, but that's for later on.
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Everyone should call Thor and ask for the engineering diagrams to their coach. Its easy to do and they send them to you right away. (Supposedly they are matched to your VIN since you have to have it handy when you call.)
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05-09-2018, 04:07 PM
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#24
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Senior Member
Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Windsport 29M
State: Arizona
Posts: 106
THOR #9747
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They are getting responsive. I have gotten what I requested each time I emailed support.
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05-10-2018, 05:05 PM
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Junior Member
Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Kodiak 19FL
State: Florida
Posts: 9
THOR #11576
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gkurts
According to the schematic that I got from Thor (how can I send it to you? I'll be glad to but they've changed it some), it should be the outlet by the bed near the rear of the coach, the outside fridge, the bedroom TV, and the outside TV. This is exactly how ours was configured.
I changed the outlet for the outside TV (it's behind the drawer under the stove) to a regular style residential outlet and used some 14/2 romex to put an outlet on the wall behind the sink/stove. While at it, I put an outlet under the cabinet where the TV plugs in so the front TV can be on the inverter or on the original outlet, which I left. The front desk / passenger outlet runs behind the cabinet under the front TV also, so I came off of the new outlet for the front TV to connect it to the inverter as well. The outlet on the counter behind the stove/sink is awesome to have, by the way! They really should have put one here to begin with.
Obviously, I can't run everything off of a 1000 watt inverter, but by being careful and switching things, we can run everything we need to, including the coffee pot. I plan to eventually change the factory inverter out for a larger one that I can run two circuits off of, but that's for later on.
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I would love to see some pics of the outlet on the wall behind the stove if you have some handy. Does your cab tv have the interlock that prevents it from working if the coach is running?
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05-21-2018, 01:26 AM
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Member
Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Ace
State: Florida
Posts: 35
THOR #11068
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tnedator
according to the wiring diagram that someone posted not too long ago, the outside fridge is supposed to be on the inverter. That sounds like a wiring mistake.
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Our outdoor fridge runs on inverter
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