Replacing the Male End of the RV Power Cord
I am needing to replace the male end of the shore power cord for my rv as the previous one had melted a bit at one of the connectors. My dilemma is to replace the male end with a replacement adapter ...
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Get the plug replacement with the handle!
Makes connecting and unconnecting a breeze. Don't know why the darn manufactures don't make this type of plug standard equipment.
The reason plugs melt is loose connections which results in arching that blackens the blades on the plug.
If your blades on the plug are not shiny copper your plugs will start to melt.
I clean the plug blades with a simple emery board people use to file their nails. Haven't had a plug start melting in years since I started routinely sanding the blades to keep them clean.
Comes in both 30amp and 50amp
And yes this size plug replacement will fit in the box where the power cord is stored.
Makes connecting and unconnecting a breeze. Don't know why the darn manufactures don't make this type of plug standard equipment.
The reason plugs melt is loose connections which results in arching that blackens the blades on the plug.
If your blades on the plug are not shiny copper your plugs will start to melt.
I clean the plug blades with a simple emery board people use to file their nails. Haven't had a plug start melting in years since I started routinely sanding the blades to keep them clean.
Comes in both 30amp and 50amp
And yes this size plug replacement will fit in the box where the power cord is stored.
