furrion power cable warm
Is it normal for plug that goes into power supply to get warm? Not hot, but warm. Is this indication of eventual problem issue?
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When you say "the plug that goes into the power supply" Are you talking about the plug that goes into the park outlet or do you use power supply as I do.. (Some RV's have single stage converters like the Parallex 7300 (no T) that Very close to a "power supply" for a Radio.. in fact I have a very nice 30 amp one (Different make but works the same) I use for a rather big radio)
If you mean the 30 or 50 amp plug that goes into the park
Read on
I support the "Sign of excess resistance" Current + resistance - Warmth and enough of it = meltdown
on the plug..blades nice and shiny or dark. if dark a wire brush THEN De-Oxit and De-oxit Protectant are good choices...
The outlet you can not easily wire brush (know how to do it but it's not easy and there can be a problem plus the outlet.. is not my problem.)
If you mean the 30 or 50 amp plug that goes into the park
Read on
I support the "Sign of excess resistance" Current + resistance - Warmth and enough of it = meltdown
on the plug..blades nice and shiny or dark. if dark a wire brush THEN De-Oxit and De-oxit Protectant are good choices...
The outlet you can not easily wire brush (know how to do it but it's not easy and there can be a problem plus the outlet.. is not my problem.)
