Travel trailer circuit breakers keep popping
Not willing to freeze to death this winter in our Jayco Pinnacle in Kelowna, B.C, we purchased a 2006 29-foot Roadrunner Elite travel trailer and have been happily wintering in Apache Junction, Arizon...
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sounds like you have power surges. a main power cord surge protector may prevent further issues. after all of the breakers that have been tripping are replaced. (the more a breaker is tripped the lower the surge required for it to trip the next time)...
also consider what you are using when or if the new breakers trip. water heater on and the toaster/coffee maker on at the same time... change plugs or routine to keep big loads from occurring at the same time, on the same circuit...
during my stays in arid-zona....
i experience lots of over voltage and power spikes during the spring migration.
also experienced low voltage and power spikes during the fall migration.
during wind and lightning storms you may receive power spikes, even if the storm is a long way from where you are parked...
also consider what you are using when or if the new breakers trip. water heater on and the toaster/coffee maker on at the same time... change plugs or routine to keep big loads from occurring at the same time, on the same circuit...
during my stays in arid-zona....
i experience lots of over voltage and power spikes during the spring migration.
also experienced low voltage and power spikes during the fall migration.
during wind and lightning storms you may receive power spikes, even if the storm is a long way from where you are parked...
