2017 Class C Electric fireplace issue
I have a 2017 Coachman Leprechaun. Two to 3 weeks ago I made sure everything was working before our 1000 mile trip up to Cape Cod Mass. Anyway everything worked fine even the electric fireplace inser...
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I can think of two possibilities. First, the relay is controlled by a thermostat somewhere, which wasn't set to provide heat.
Second, the circuit is shared with some other high-power device, such as maybe the water heater electric element, and the relay switches between the two loads. This would presumably be done as a sort of load shedding to avoid overloading the shore power connection (which I would guess is a 30A connection in this case) and popping the main breaker etc.
Second, the circuit is shared with some other high-power device, such as maybe the water heater electric element, and the relay switches between the two loads. This would presumably be done as a sort of load shedding to avoid overloading the shore power connection (which I would guess is a 30A connection in this case) and popping the main breaker etc.
