No power on one leg.
I received a 1986 Beaver Continental from my parents just a few months ago. Everything is awesome except there is no power to one of the legs when plugged in. However! I did have power when plugged...
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cmills wrote:
Sounds like a plan. How simple is it to replace the female plug? Is it easy to screw up? Splicing and soldering are things I can do without issue.
I understand now whats going on with the connection. I would assume that you have a female 50 amp receptacle on the side of the RV. You can't just replace the one female end of that shore power cord with a male end. That will result in another "widow maker" cord. What you need is a proper 50 amp inlet on the RV, a new 50 amp cord, and a 50-30 amp standard adaptor. It will be fairly expensive but is the only safe way to connect your electrical service to either a shore power source or a generator.
Good luck with the RV and your electrical service
