Shore Power Issue
Recently installed a new 15,000 AC unit on my TT. Ran fine after install. Been doing some minor repairs, etc… to the u it the pst few days. He went needed or used shore power. Went to turn on light...
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Likely a DC problem. Could be a blown DC fuse or tripped DC CB. Use your voltmeter and track down voltage from battery to the lights for starters.
GFCI only effects 120V AC plugs so you can retest with say a light plugged in.
"DC power works fine. Just no shore power."
??? You don't have lights so no DC to them. You have 120VAC at the breakers so shore power is OK.
FYI Your new A/C may require DC for controls.
GFCI only effects 120V AC plugs so you can retest with say a light plugged in.
"DC power works fine. Just no shore power."
??? You don't have lights so no DC to them. You have 120VAC at the breakers so shore power is OK.
FYI Your new A/C may require DC for controls.
