Just bought my first Motorhome HELP!!!
I am a new Motorhome owner. I have it plugged in to my garage now . Went into it today noticed the switch that turns lights in bathroom on was hot to touch, has any one had this problem or know why th...
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Regardless, if you have a modern 4-pronged 220V outlet in your garage for a welder or a dryer, it is COMPATIBLE with the 50A plug on a Class A RV.
One common mistake people make is wiring up a 30A RV outlet as if it were an older 3-prong 220V welder/dryer outlet. That's BAD. It will fry your RV in short order.
Odds are the original poster probably just has a bad connection in the 12V light switch. Unplugging the RV won't prevent heat buildup because it is pulling the electricty off the battery.
One common mistake people make is wiring up a 30A RV outlet as if it were an older 3-prong 220V welder/dryer outlet. That's BAD. It will fry your RV in short order.
Odds are the original poster probably just has a bad connection in the 12V light switch. Unplugging the RV won't prevent heat buildup because it is pulling the electricty off the battery.
