NEW, 30a plug starting to melt
Ok, I have a 2011 Hornet Hideout. We was down at the lake in a 30amp spot for about a week or maybe more. I am a 100% disabled OEF Veteran due to an IED. So when we go camping, we don't pay attention ...
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I believe that many campers put the plug in and out without turning off the breaker. This causes an arc that burns the contacts making a poor connection for the next user. When plugging in, always turn off the breaker and then put the plug in and out about six times to wipe the contacts. As stated above, get a voltmeter.
Make sure that the wiring has been properly tightened at the trailer connector and your panel box. Poor connections will not cause breakers to trip or fuses to blow.
Make sure that the wiring has been properly tightened at the trailer connector and your panel box. Poor connections will not cause breakers to trip or fuses to blow.
