Forum Discussion
westend
May 28, 2016Explorer
It helps to give some information about your RV like the make, model, year. Also the type of 120V system you have, as in this case. Does the load center have a name? How many breakers are in it?
First things to check--Shore cord function, load center wiring (are all wires tight into the neutral lug bar and on the breakers?), ground continuity to frame. If you have a non-functioning GFCI receptacle, pull it and check for power at the terminals. If you have power there, the GFCI has failed or there is a bad device tripping it in that circuit.
Do you have a hand-held meter?
First things to check--Shore cord function, load center wiring (are all wires tight into the neutral lug bar and on the breakers?), ground continuity to frame. If you have a non-functioning GFCI receptacle, pull it and check for power at the terminals. If you have power there, the GFCI has failed or there is a bad device tripping it in that circuit.
Do you have a hand-held meter?
About Technical Issues
Having RV issues? Connect with others who have been in your shoes.24,190 PostsLatest Activity: Jan 24, 2025