My 1993 fleetwood coranado class a suddenly will not give me 115v anywhere. When plugged in or even when the generator is running, i have no voltage anywhere. Ive reset all the breakers above the fridge, which are the only 115v breakers im aware of. Im looking for some suggestions on where to start before i start cutting open cabinets.

do you have a transfer switch. If so give it a rap with power on and see if it works. You should hear s hum if its working.You state no voltage anywhere. Does that mean no light as in 12 volts either. Do you have a switch at the door that turns off all power to the RV. Sometimes call a Salesman switch.

You have to have a curcuit breaker. panel somewhere. Usually they are somewhere near the shore power entey. , never seen one above the fridge. curcuIt panels are always near the power entry into the unit. Verify you have 120-240v a/c into the main breaker. Suspect a corroded or failed connection, Follow tne power from your " house " to supply with a v/ a meter. A most basic homeowners tool. If you have heard of surges. low voltages. Yes they happen in your home as well not only in parks

The circuit breaker panel and House 12vdc fuses are above the fridge in this RV , 1997 Bounder 36ft class AAnd i think it is stupid way to install such a placeHard to service, difficult to make wiring changes and way too hot in the summer time, it creates breaker failures with the A/C breakers

Octaneforce wrote:My 1993 fleetwood coranado class a suddenly will not give me 115v anywhere. When plugged in or even when the generator is running, i have no voltage anywhere. Ive reset all the breakers above the fridge, which are the only 115v breakers im aware of. Im looking for some suggestions on where to start before i start cutting open cabinets.The first this you need to do is start with a voltmeter. You can't fix electric problems without one. Verify you have gen power and verify you have shore power. Then follow the gen wires and the shore power wires to the auto transfer switch. Open that up and check the two incoming connections and the 1 outgoing connections. Open the breaker box and check for voltage both incoming and outgoing on the main breaker. FYI, the modern-day voltage is 120/240. No longer 115/230. 120/240 for 50 amp and 120 for 30 amp.

if you don,t no how to use a volt meter? hire a rv mobil tech to check this out. p.s don,t start throwing money at this .till your sure whats wrong. most likely a simple problem.

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SDcampowneroper
Explorer
Sep 29, 2020
You have to have a curcuit breaker. panel somewhere. Usually they are somewhere near the shore power entey. , never seen one above the fridge. curcuIt panels are always near the power entry into the unit.
Verify you have 120-240v a/c into the main breaker. Suspect a corroded or failed connection,
Follow tne power from your " house " to supply with a v/ a meter. A most basic homeowners tool.
If you have heard of surges. low voltages. Yes they happen in your home as well not only in parks
MountainAir05
Explorer II
Sep 29, 2020
do you have a transfer switch. If so give it a rap with power on and see if it works. You should hear s hum if its working.

You state no voltage anywhere. Does that mean no light as in 12 volts either. Do you have a switch at the door that turns off all power to the RV. Sometimes call a Salesman switch.

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