Lost all power to 110 v outlets and microwwave.

So good to help each other!
Funny how major problems for me, can be solved by the folks on this site with ease.
Great Job!

rgatijnet1 wrote:
Fantastic and keep it in mind for future incidents. My inverter trips from time to time especially during the cooler months when I am using an electric heater. NOw kick back and enjoy yourself.

I have had the same issue. Since I want to be able to use electric heat without worry I tapped into the circuit going to the block heater and put in an outlet that goes through the inverter. There was plenty of room to replace the single gang box for the block heater switch with a double gang (old work) box and put an outlet beside the switch.

Good to hear. Thank you for coming back and providing the resolution.

How Dun wrote:
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I found it! It was close to the batteries between the C rails in the basement. I pushed the manual reset button. Good to go.

I love a cheap, easy fix. Especially the cheap and easy part. :)

Fantastic and keep it in mind for future incidents. My inverter trips from time to time especially during the cooler months when I am using an electric heater. NOw kick back and enjoy yourself.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I found it! It was close to the batteries between the C rails in the basement. I pushed the manual reset button. Good to go.

We have a EMS on the shore post shows both legs ok.

Your inverter will not be inside of your coach. It will be in a basement compartment. I believe a 2000 watt inverter was standard but your coach could have had an optional larger inverter. .

Sounds like you have lost one side of a 50 amp service.

DO NOT DISMISS THE SUGGESTION TO CHECK THE INPUT; the problem may be external to your rig.

Every RV owner should have an inexpensive multi-meter. Sometimes they are even free at Harbor Freight; less than $10 all the time.

I have found the circuit box in the bathroom but can't find anything that looks like a inverter anywhere. I'm still looking.