30A Circuit Breaker at house tripping
Motorhome plugged in full time. Temps outside around 100-105 degrees. MH basement a/c running constantly during the day. Except when the circuit breaker trips :( I'm talking about the one on the side...
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I would go into the 120 volt distribution panel and look for heat damaged insulation and discoloration.
Turn off power, remove metal dead front to gain access.
Pick up a tube of electrical grease from your local hardware store.
Disconnect each conductor, one at a time, clean coat with the electrical grease and re-connect.
Do this to each of the neutrals(white wires) and each of the phase connections on breakers and buss work.
A poor connection will increase resistance which increases amperage on circuit.
Turn off power, remove metal dead front to gain access.
Pick up a tube of electrical grease from your local hardware store.
Disconnect each conductor, one at a time, clean coat with the electrical grease and re-connect.
Do this to each of the neutrals(white wires) and each of the phase connections on breakers and buss work.
A poor connection will increase resistance which increases amperage on circuit.
