WW toy hauler electrical

AC doesn't come on, that sounds like a breaker.
You have breakers inside the trailer and breakers on the genny itself.

Well that didn’t take care of the problem but when I pulled the plug out there was some build up kind of a fungus in there so water had been getting into the plug so I’m gonna go ahead and change the plug out because the connections are all kind of corroded but the other thing my girl told me because we’ve been doing the work on it and she was there Sunday doing some work in the bedroom she had the AC on But then yesterday she was there finishing up the work and the AC wouldn’t come on so all this happened at the same time I believe so I’m gonna need to track that down too

Windowman wrote:
You know it could be because of the outlet outside the door because that one is not working also and I did have the cover open with something plugged into it when it rained. So that’s probably the culprit so I will blow it out with my air compressor when I get home and see if that fixes the issue.

I bet that is it. Good luck.

My compressor didn't dry it enough, plus I was impatient. So I took it apart and bypassed it completely.

You know it could be because of the outlet outside the door because that one is not working also and I did have the cover open with something plugged into it when it rained. So that’s probably the culprit so I will blow it out with my air compressor when I get home and see if that fixes the issue.

Couple of years ago, at the dunes, major rain storm came in from the west.
Door side of the trailer was facing west.
Middle of the night, GFI tripped and I couldn't get it to reset so genny wasn't charging batteries.
In the morning, traced it down to the outlet next to the door had gotten water in it and caused the trip.
Got it all dry and back together, everything worked fine after that.
Just my experience.

GFCI outlets will NOT reset unless there is power coming into it.