No 120 volts to the rv.
While in a campground near Dayton Ohio I lost my 120 volts to the rv.
This is the second time this has happened. I arrived, hooked up to the shore power with a "Surge Guard" surge protector between the 120 volts and the rig, which allows the power to come on after 180 seconds.
This worked fine for about 2 hours then all of a sudden the 120 volts quit and never came back.
I had 12 volts via the battery and 120 volts via the generator.
Now I am booked in to have this problem looked at at the local RV dealer but not till the end of July.
If anyone has any ideas or what I can test for it would be appreciated. I did check all the 120 volt breakers and nothing seemed to help. I'm wondering if there is a problem with the convertor box where the 120 volts attaches, or now after doing
some study perhaps its the transfer switch as you fellows mentioned.
Hopefully I have given out enough information. Thanks in advance.
Gil
Smithville, Ontario
This is the second time this has happened. I arrived, hooked up to the shore power with a "Surge Guard" surge protector between the 120 volts and the rig, which allows the power to come on after 180 seconds.
This worked fine for about 2 hours then all of a sudden the 120 volts quit and never came back.
I had 12 volts via the battery and 120 volts via the generator.
Now I am booked in to have this problem looked at at the local RV dealer but not till the end of July.
If anyone has any ideas or what I can test for it would be appreciated. I did check all the 120 volt breakers and nothing seemed to help. I'm wondering if there is a problem with the convertor box where the 120 volts attaches, or now after doing
some study perhaps its the transfer switch as you fellows mentioned.
Hopefully I have given out enough information. Thanks in advance.
Gil
Smithville, Ontario
