Class A- electrical issue?
Hello everyone. My husband and I recently sold our class C because we needed more room. We have been looking for quite some time now. We found a fixer upper type. When we called they said that none of...
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It's pretty much impossible to troubleshoot with this little information. What are the appliances in question, specifically? How are they not working?
Of the three power sources in a typical RV (120V power, 12V power, and propane), usually the appliances need the following:
Stovetop -- propane
Gas oven -- propane
Microwave or microwave/convection oven -- 120V
Air conditioner -- 120V, 12V
Water heater -- 12V, propane for gas operation; 120V, and possibly 12V for AC operation
Absorption fridge -- 12V, propane for gas operation; 12V, 120V for AC operation
Residential (compressor) fridge -- 120V (often from an inverter, at least part of the time)
Furnace -- 12V, propane
Having even a slight hint of how they aren't working would be very helpful to further narrow things down -- e.g. completely dead vs. controls come on but it doesn't operate. It's entirely possible that there may be multiple problems, of course.
Of the three power sources in a typical RV (120V power, 12V power, and propane), usually the appliances need the following:
Stovetop -- propane
Gas oven -- propane
Microwave or microwave/convection oven -- 120V
Air conditioner -- 120V, 12V
Water heater -- 12V, propane for gas operation; 120V, and possibly 12V for AC operation
Absorption fridge -- 12V, propane for gas operation; 12V, 120V for AC operation
Residential (compressor) fridge -- 120V (often from an inverter, at least part of the time)
Furnace -- 12V, propane
Having even a slight hint of how they aren't working would be very helpful to further narrow things down -- e.g. completely dead vs. controls come on but it doesn't operate. It's entirely possible that there may be multiple problems, of course.
