Loss of 120 volt power in the rv.
Hello Everyone, I just returned from the Smoky Mts. and had a wonderful time. The RV unfortunately did not. One of the problems is the loss of 120 volts from the outside source to the rv. The loss...
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Did you test the GFCI by trying to trip it, and then reset? GFCI plugs can fail in numerous clever ways; but if you can trip it and then reset it, it's generally OK. If it's tripped, and the reset button won't cause a "click" when power is applied (that is, you have to be plugged in to shore power), then one possibility is that the GFCI needs replacement. But you should pull the fixture out and test for power with a multimeter, to confirm that you are getting power to the GFCI, before assuming it's bad.
But if you're not comfy with electricity, it's time to (a) take it to the RV shop, or (b) find a friend who is both comfy and competent with electricity, and see what treats s/he needs for an afternoon of diagnostic work. Beer, chocolate ice cream, etc.
But if you're not comfy with electricity, it's time to (a) take it to the RV shop, or (b) find a friend who is both comfy and competent with electricity, and see what treats s/he needs for an afternoon of diagnostic work. Beer, chocolate ice cream, etc.
