Any ideas???
Hi All, We've had our travel trailer on a seasonal site for almost 4 years. A couple years ago I did a power plug conversion on the cord. Over the last 6 months we have had drops in our 110v syste...
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laramies wrote:The additional time will help pinpoint the issue.
Recently the drops have been for longer. This past weekend after it dropped for a few minutes I turned off the all circuit breakers inside, turned off and on the 30 amp outside on the post. Went inside and turn on the main. Nothing. After a few tries of this hocky pokey everything came back on and no problems.
Instead of flipping breakers get out your voltmeter.
Check the voltage at the pedestal, on the main breaker in the RV and then any connection between such as a Jbox or transfer switch.
Persistence will isolate the issue.
Also consider removing access covers and look closely for heat issues. Might be hard to spot. May as well check all connections are tight while inspecting.
