rhagfo wrote:
Well I continued into the night early AM :S
Well at 2AM I am awaken to a high pinched buzzer! It was not my alarm, WAY too early. I get up to investigate and see the RED Light on the propane detector. :E Took a good sniff, and NO Propane stink.:h
So still not quite awake start trying to figure out why it is going on, flick on a 12 volt light and VERY Dim. Well no 12 volt converter issue likely. go flip the battery disconnect and alarm goes silent.
GERRRRRRR! Saw multi meter on shelf at home and didn't grab for trip, I have 120, but no 12 volt pulled the breaker box to check connection all good. Well 2 am, not starting the rattle box, but it is backed up close to the pin box. Plugged in the 7 pin and turned back on the battery disco, and I am good for now, if needed can get a jump in the morning.
I needed to be at the paying job this morning so as a last attempt took and plugged the converter into a known working outlet on the counter. I now have a working converter.
Well after retrieving the Multi meter discovered that the pedestal was missing a leg of power on the 50 amp. Switched to the 30 and will see about having maintenance fix pedestal.
Glad you figured it out.
A progressive surge guard would have detected the issue right away!
