A converter takes shore or generator AC power and supplies DC power while charging the house battery. An inverter does the opposite where installed: it changes stored DC power into AC for selected outlets or appliances.
A battery stores DC energy. A transfer switch selects between AC sources where the RV has one. These functions are separate, so a symptom that appears only on battery or only on shore power helps narrow the request.
The installed equipment and its model govern what can be checked or repaired. Labels and manuals matter more than guesses based on the coach brand alone.
