Where is the fuse on motomaster eliminator powerbox 1200 with inverter w wheels

I am looking for a charging cord...I moved and haven't seen it in a while. Is there somewhere i could buy one.

Try these links:

https://www.google.com/search?q=motomaster+eliminator+2+in+1+spotlight+and+lantern&num=20&newwindow=1&rlz=1C1PRFC_enUS715US715&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiS8OfbgqvfAhUQD3wKHdBQBE8Q_AUIDygC&biw=1280&bih=626#imgrc=PFUgpDEj2fD1IM:

Then here:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Generic-AC-Adapter-Charger-For-Motomaster-Eliminator-Powerbox-400-600-800-Power-/232443386807

Hope this helps you! Apparently they charge with (specific) wall power supplies and 12V lighter adapters.

You need a pure sine wave inverter to run it

What type of warenty does it have?

check the fuses

if there is a car fuse, under the cover, remove it.
most of the time, it is only use to activate the LOW Battery alarm.
Put the fuse back, when fully charge.

· Automatically switches from full charge to maintenance mode to maintain batteries during prolonged periods of storage without overcharging or damaging the battery

Like most Cheap square wave inverters, the mosfets can not take the inrush current.
Usually if the fault light comes on and there is NO voltage at the output, FIRST check the on board fuse, then check for any tell-tale burn spots, or areas where the components have heated up or burned.....if you get this far and all appears clear, then it is time to check the fets.

I would not reccomend any Motomaster Eliminator inverter other than the more costly sine wave unit....or stay with a 1kw unit and do not overload it.
It\s best to run as much as you can at 12vdc or higher...like 24vds. AC is nothing but problems.

Three years is pushing the life of the batteries. Have them checked where your type of battery is sold.

Although the MotoMasters are quite popular and are excellent products in most folk's opinions, parts are quite difficult to find. Complete units are in abundance.

Your charger doesn't have to be branded MotoMaster. And charger of approximately 500 to 750 mA and approximately 14 volts will work nicely.

From time to time Canadian Tire have some parts or open box sales. You might check with them. Hope this helps!

Sirwriter