Generator issue
I cranked my generator, then turned on my A/C. The A/C didn't come on. So I pulled out and plugged in my power cord and tried my A/C again. This time it worked. Something's going on with my A/C. ...
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It may not be needed to say but on your coach don't you have to plug the power cord into something to complete the circuit from gen to coach? I know my first used C I had to and often forgot and thought the ac died too.
That and my ac has a VERY long delay often leading one to believe it's not working. Flip it on and off several times too quickly and I swear the delay is even longer.
BTW: I make sure everything is off before starting the gen. Then put the loads on it.
""...The generator will either have an automatic transfer switch to sense whether you are using shore power or the generator, or you will need to plug the RV power cord into a generator receptacle to use the generator....""
http://www.rvuniversity.com/staticpages/index.php/rvgens101
That and my ac has a VERY long delay often leading one to believe it's not working. Flip it on and off several times too quickly and I swear the delay is even longer.
BTW: I make sure everything is off before starting the gen. Then put the loads on it.
""...The generator will either have an automatic transfer switch to sense whether you are using shore power or the generator, or you will need to plug the RV power cord into a generator receptacle to use the generator....""
http://www.rvuniversity.com/staticpages/index.php/rvgens101
