Hot Water Heater Not Working - Shore Power
My hot water heater is not working when plugged into shore power. The heater works fine in propane mode.
A 20A breaker is tripped on the house breaker panel and it does not allow resetting. It keeps on tripping. There are no identifying labels on any of the breakers. I don't know if this tripped breaker is related to my heater problem.
I have downloaded the electrical diagram from Winnebago and it shows the tripped breaker going to a "Relay Breaker" located within the "Module - EMS Control (Load Shedder). A dashed line goes from this Relay Breaker to a "Line 2" breaker. Nothing comes away from the "Line 2 Breaker".
Can a malfunctioning heater thermostat cause this tripped breaker?
Or, might the tripped 20A breaker be the problem?
I have had this thermostat replaced twice in years past. One time, in Alaska, a mobile RV Tech had to disconnect everything and tip the water heater outward to access the thermostat and another time an Alaska dealership had a "small frame" guy who was able to partially get his body in the small compartment and replace the thermostat without removing anything.
I don't know how to attach the downloaded electrical drawing.
All comments appreciated.
A 20A breaker is tripped on the house breaker panel and it does not allow resetting. It keeps on tripping. There are no identifying labels on any of the breakers. I don't know if this tripped breaker is related to my heater problem.
I have downloaded the electrical diagram from Winnebago and it shows the tripped breaker going to a "Relay Breaker" located within the "Module - EMS Control (Load Shedder). A dashed line goes from this Relay Breaker to a "Line 2" breaker. Nothing comes away from the "Line 2 Breaker".
Can a malfunctioning heater thermostat cause this tripped breaker?
Or, might the tripped 20A breaker be the problem?
I have had this thermostat replaced twice in years past. One time, in Alaska, a mobile RV Tech had to disconnect everything and tip the water heater outward to access the thermostat and another time an Alaska dealership had a "small frame" guy who was able to partially get his body in the small compartment and replace the thermostat without removing anything.
I don't know how to attach the downloaded electrical drawing.
All comments appreciated.
