No 120

dougrainer wrote:
IF you are on 50 amp service, you CANNOT have too many things running. You have excess 120 amp capacity when on 50 amp service. Doug

I concur. I was wondering the same thing when I read his post. How did he pop it to begin with. Maybe a short in the plug?

When I got my current RV in 05, I purposely ran everything on my genset.

The Intellitec displays amp load. I had both ACs on high, microwave on, hwh on, fridge running and a hair dryer and couldn’t get to 60A.

One of you ground fault receptacles is tripped possibly

dougrainer wrote:
IF you are on 50 amp service, you CANNOT have too many things running. You have excess 120 amp capacity when on 50 amp service. Doug

Have done it.. once.

But the line I usually give is the Rules accordign to Readdy Kilowatt

20 amp you can run_____
30 ______
50 All You can eat

(This is short form normally I'd fill in the blanks)

IF you are on 50 amp service, you CANNOT have too many things running. You have excess 120 amp capacity when on 50 amp service. Doug

If you are plugged in to shore power, I would always start with checking the power pedestal You found your problem inside the MH this time but in the future, always remember to check the incoming power. Most of time that I lost power in my old MH, it was the pedestal.

bobkatmsu wrote:
Feel like an idiot. I had checked breakers by pushing up on them, but took your advise and actually turned them off and then back on. I have electricity. Obviously not an expert but not a novice either. Should have known better. Thanks to all.

Breakers come in ... Far as I know.. 3 basic types
1: PUSHMATIC Supposed to have an indicator that shows TRIPPED. Key word SUPPOSED.. do not trust. Touch (Feel is different)

Toggle 1: These are often used on Inverters ONAN generators. they hae two positons ON and OFF. Now when they trip they flip So far I've never seen one false indicate.

Toggle 2 Three position On/Tripped/OFF they are SUPPOSED to go to the TRIPPED position when they trip.. Just like the Pushmatics.. Key word is still SUPPOSED.. Do not trust 'em. Cycle or .. Well again the feel is different.. Usually.

Always, check the cheap easy things first.

bobkatmsu wrote:
Feel like an idiot. I had checked breakers by pushing up on them, but took your advise and actually turned them off and then back on. I have electricity. Obviously not an expert but not a novice either. Should have known better. Thanks to all.

But if it happens again, you'll go straight to the breakers and look like a pro.

I’ve done that too, Bob.

Circuit breakers commonly need to be pressed toward off before turning back on.
Idiots are the ones that can not admit an error!