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30A
NHG
From AC Branch Circuits
PLASTIC CASE
BLACK WIRE
PIN TERMINAL (CONNECTED TO BRANCH BREAKER)
NEUTRAL
STAB BAR
TERMINAL BAR
WHITE WIRE
GREEN WIRE
GROUND
TERMINAL BAR
WF-89xxMBA
Main Board Assembly
Converter
(AVAILABLE AS BRANCH CIRCUIT)
NEG-
NEG-
FUSE PANEL
+VCC
+VCC
REVERSE BATTERY
PROTECTION FUSE
4
POS+
POS+
12 Vdc
DEEP CYCLE
BATTERY
CD-M-00002-12
OEM Installation Manual
For use with WFCO ULTRA III Distribution Center
WF-8900 Series
(model number located on the door assembly label)
Distributed in the U.S.A. and Canada by
ARTERRA DISTRIBUTION
Warranty Service (877) 294-8997
Fax (574) 294-8698
www.wfcoelectronics.com
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Summary of Contents for WFCO WF-89XX
- Page 1 OEM Installation Manual For use with WFCO ULTRA III Distribution Center To DC Branch Circui ts WF-8900 Series (model number located on the door assembly label) From AC Branch Circuits PLASTIC CASE BLACK WIRE (AVAILABLE AS BRANCH CIRCUIT) PIN TERMINAL (CONNECTED TO BRANCH BREAKER)
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Page 2: Rear View
OEM Installation of the WFCO WF-8900 Series Power Center ® UL -Listed Main Circuit Breakers, rated for 120 V, maximum 30 A Acceptable circuit breakers are as follows: Select a mounting location near the shore power and battery (batteries) Manufacturer Model/Cat.
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Is the WF-89xxMBA converter capable of charging an AGM battery without having to change or switch anything?
Yes, the WFCO WF-89XXMBA converter can charge an AGM battery without any adjustments.
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no AC power on outlets on rv.
There may be no AC power on outlets in the WFCO WF-89XX RV due to several possible reasons:
1. Main Circuit Breaker Tripped – Check if the 30A main circuit breaker has tripped and reset it if necessary.
2. Branch Circuit Breakers Tripped – Ensure individual branch circuit breakers (rated up to 20A) are not tripped.
3. Loose or Disconnected Wiring – Verify that the AC wiring connections (hot, neutral, and ground) are secure.
4. Short Circuit or Overload – Inspect for any short circuits or overloads that may have caused a breaker to trip.
5. Faulty Shore Power Connection – Confirm that the RV is properly connected to a functioning shore power source.
6. Converter Malfunction – If the converter is not functioning properly, it may not distribute AC power correctly.
If none of these resolve the issue, further testing of the power center may be required.
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