Open Range electrical issue!
Hey guys, I am new to RVing. I am a traveling carpenter, moving 2-3 times a year, so I bought this fifth wheel to make those moves easier. But I have had issues from day one. From a rotten slide out f...
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Before getting to carried away!
Go to the shore power connector at the pedestal. Examine it closely for any black burnt marks.
Leave it un-plugged. Go to the end attached to the rig. I am guessing it is a removable twist lock connection. Disconnect there and look for burnt marks on the connector pins.
If you have a 30 to 50 adapter, install it in your shore power cord. Connect to the 30 amp receptacle in the pedestal.
This will or should tell whether it is campground or your rig. No 120 volt appliance operation, then odds are it is your rig.
Go to the shore power connector at the pedestal. Examine it closely for any black burnt marks.
Leave it un-plugged. Go to the end attached to the rig. I am guessing it is a removable twist lock connection. Disconnect there and look for burnt marks on the connector pins.
If you have a 30 to 50 adapter, install it in your shore power cord. Connect to the 30 amp receptacle in the pedestal.
This will or should tell whether it is campground or your rig. No 120 volt appliance operation, then odds are it is your rig.
