Power Center smoking/melting help (WFCO 8955)
Thanks all for taking the time to read. I searched but couldn't seem to find anything but please feel free to direct me to another post on the subject that I missed. So last night I'm sitting up way...
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First photo shows a loose connections. Need to clean up each conductor, coat them with electrical grease. You may need to cut wires back a little to get good clean copper.
Second photo of the thirty amp connector is from corrosion and loose connections, most likely in the female receptacle. Easy to replace with good quality one.
Third photo shows corrosion on the adapter. I do not care for this type. the dog bone style works a little better. This looks like it has been under heavy loads in a moist atmosphere.
Coating your connectors with electrical grease should reduce the corrosion somewhat.
Second photo of the thirty amp connector is from corrosion and loose connections, most likely in the female receptacle. Easy to replace with good quality one.
Third photo shows corrosion on the adapter. I do not care for this type. the dog bone style works a little better. This looks like it has been under heavy loads in a moist atmosphere.
Coating your connectors with electrical grease should reduce the corrosion somewhat.
