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I lost my job and selling my home and one of my cars. I moved into my camper. I have a little dog and while I lost my job I am fulfilling a "deal" to work 3 more weeks and then I hope I find a new job...
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Saw this helpful review of my main/ac breaker.. think Im going to do the same... move the AC to its own breaker..
starsPerfect RV Replacement 30/20 QT Breaker
October 1, 2012
Verified Purchase
This 30/20 Circuit Breaker was the perfect replacement for my frequently tripping 2004 Fleetwood Prowler main breaker. For those having frequent RV breaker tripping issues without any actual electrical problems, I highly recommend this breaker combo. It says QT series on the side, just like my original. I also changed the location of my air conditioner circuit from just under the main breaker to the bottom slot of the box - this helps to keep the A/C Circuit (which gets warm from use)from heating the main circuit and causing the main circuit to trip more easily (Breakers tend to more easily trip as they get warmer). Since I replaced the breaker and moved the A/C Circuit, I have not had a single Breaker trip in 2 months of Florida summer (even with the A/C and Microwave going at the same time)! While you have the power disconnected, make sure that all of your breaker connections are very tight...even to the silver neutral bus and the ground bus. Happy RV-ing!
9 people found this helpful
starsPerfect RV Replacement 30/20 QT Breaker
October 1, 2012
Verified Purchase
This 30/20 Circuit Breaker was the perfect replacement for my frequently tripping 2004 Fleetwood Prowler main breaker. For those having frequent RV breaker tripping issues without any actual electrical problems, I highly recommend this breaker combo. It says QT series on the side, just like my original. I also changed the location of my air conditioner circuit from just under the main breaker to the bottom slot of the box - this helps to keep the A/C Circuit (which gets warm from use)from heating the main circuit and causing the main circuit to trip more easily (Breakers tend to more easily trip as they get warmer). Since I replaced the breaker and moved the A/C Circuit, I have not had a single Breaker trip in 2 months of Florida summer (even with the A/C and Microwave going at the same time)! While you have the power disconnected, make sure that all of your breaker connections are very tight...even to the silver neutral bus and the ground bus. Happy RV-ing!
9 people found this helpful
