killer air conditioner
Fulltimer. So...it's about 3 am. Winter on Vancouver Island. Couldn't sleep. Sat in living room, just one light on at the back of the trailer, holding a coffee listening to gentle rain patter on ...
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azrving wrote:carringb wrote:
Test the pedestal power first, before attempting to diagnosis potential trailer problems.
Your pedestal might have an open or weak neutral, causing all current to though ground instead. 30 and 50 amp power is not GFCI protected (but if you plug in something to your bathroom outlet, it should trip that receptacle).
I agree. Not that there isnt a problem with the rv ac but its also common to have pedestal problems or hot skin bad power cords etc
I agree, it's a hot-skin issue. Just because a GFCI didn't trip doesn't mean all is well and it wasn't caused by any leak either.
A very scary situation!
