The black wire on my plug is burnt up...
So after the winter, I pulled up and moved. I was using the 50A socket with the 50-30 adapter. One of my connections was burnt up and the plastic was melted. The flat prong was black. The ...
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When I overload my plugs only one wire burns.. can't remember which one.
Look, plugging in should not be considered 'set it and forget it.' You need to physically feel the connections when running high wattages. Warm is ok, hot is not. Warm serves as a warning that you're reaching your limit. Every rig is different, so you need to figure out what exactly that is for your situation.
For mine, it's the A/c and the water heater that will fry my plug, so when running lots of air I turn wh to gas.
Look, plugging in should not be considered 'set it and forget it.' You need to physically feel the connections when running high wattages. Warm is ok, hot is not. Warm serves as a warning that you're reaching your limit. Every rig is different, so you need to figure out what exactly that is for your situation.
For mine, it's the A/c and the water heater that will fry my plug, so when running lots of air I turn wh to gas.
