GFI not working-blew 2 30 amp service fuses
On my last trip, someone flooded the sink and water flowed over into GFI (GFI is on front of sink cabinet). Tried to turn on AC later and it wouldn't turn on (just hummed). I didn't immediately put ...
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pattycamper wrote:
I have a meter, but all I have tested with it is batteries :( I will google how to test breaker. I flipped all breakers back and forth, so I don't think they are issue as far as not being reset. Fuses aren't blowing anymore, just first time issue started. When I was trouble shooting last time, it was after 3 day trip and camper was in street with no AC in 110 degrees. I had to stop because I was about to pass out. I'm not certain if any AC is working at this point. If I remember correct, by the time the generator breaker started flipping after replacing GFI, NONE of the plugs, GFI or otherwise worked. Initially my other non-gfi outlets were working. I could have been a bit delusional at the end of this before I put it in storage :) I will test breakers as soon as I can get back to trailer. I recently replaced the 30amp breaker (it dry rotted apart) that the battery lines go through at front of trailer where battery connects. Any chance this could be part of issue. It was working, but maybe it blew?
Patty
the "30 amp battery breaker" is unlikely to be your issue since it only deals with the 12v system although it depends on whether you have any 12v controllers / relays needing power to operate them.
As you surmise, check if any of the AC circuits are working (either with a meter or light or operating equipment). The key check is to find out if you are indeed getting 110v into the breaker.... having said that, you added some more information with the "generator breaker part" so you might have to look at that portion of your setup.
