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It might be the wiring, I had the fridge and inverter installed at the same time, I thought I used the inverter and the fridge worked, been so long ago that I actually don't remember. The fridge is plugged into the outlet with an 'I' on it, the previous fridge had an icemaker and as such was plugged into the outlet with the 'I'. I have power to the fridge with shore power and with the generator, talked to the tech at Monaco, it maybe in a junction box somewhere, so I have scheduled an appointment to take it to the folks that installed the fridge and inverter. The more I think about this, the more I want to go to the RV repair course in Florida, anyone taken the course? and is it worth the money? Suzzanne

I would recommend going to http://www.cabinbright.com/ and check out their website, they also have an installation guide. All of my lights are 12 inches, I believe they come in sizes of 12 and 18, looks simple enough to install, I could probably do it. Suzzanne

You may also want to look at cabinbright.com, they sell the LED replacement lights that replace the Fluorescent lights. I am in the process of replacing all of my Fluorescent lights in my coach

of the 2 outlets in behind the fridge, one has an 'I' on it and the other has nothing, I was told by a repair facility that the previous fridge was plugged into the 'I' outlet due to the icemaker and that one is supposed to be connected to the inverter. I do not remember when I had the inverter on if the fridge worked while driving down the road last year, I just recently had the 4 solar panels installed and am not sure if anything was done that may have caused the problem, I know that the solar panels are another way of charging my batteries and somehow had to be tide to the inverter because I have a Tri-metric monitor above the xantrex monitor

Found out it wasn't the inverter, it is a wiring issue. Maybe the plug for the fridge is bad. All I know is that I still don't have power on the left side when I turn on the inverter to include the fridge.

I believe the inverter passes thru

The Xantrex is a Freedom SW 3012. Yes there is a breaker in the 120 VAC box that goes to the inverter. No I do not have a sub-panel, I can only assume that they wired it up the same as the previous one that I had. It might have been a Magnum, not sure it has been a couple of years ago, I have an 06 Monaco Knight DFD I think, it is a bath and a half.

Thanks so much for the comments, even though I have been living in my coach since 08, I know of one GFI plug and it is in the master bathroom which isn't tripped, I have a XANTREX 3100 inverter, I have the button breakers on it and they all look good. The refrigerator is plugged into the outlet that is connected to the inverter. The solar panels will keep my batteries charged as I drive down the road, so from what I understand, which ever source has the strongest signal will keep my batteries charged. The only time I will have to use my generator is if I want to use the AC's or my blow dryer. If anyone can make a suggestion on where I might look for another GFI plugged I would be most appreciative. Suzzanne

Hello all, I would like to piggy back off this post since I don't know where to start a post. I had a Samsung French door refrigerator installed to replace the Norcold that came with the coach, I have an 06 Monaco Knight where I have done allot of upgrades. There are 2 outlets, one goes to the inverter which my refrigerator is plugged into. I just had 4 160 watt solar panels installed on my roof, pretty excited, especially since I can have the inverter on while traveling down the road keeping my refrigerator on. So to test the inverter, I shut off the shore power at the poll, turned on my inverter, everything looked good with the exception of my refrigerator, had no power, in fact had no power down the left side of the coach. The solar panels were installed on the driver's side roof. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. Suzzanne