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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Caveman Charlie wrote:
The advice above is all true and good. I would like to add that you should take a small piece of sand paper and polish up the ends of your plug before plugging in. If they are a little corroded or burnt it will aggravate the problem.
I agree with the above advise. But if your plug is in good condition, then the campground's outlet contacts are most likely corroded and in bad shape. I use a conductive grease like this Copper antiseize grease on my plug prongs to improve conductivity. Just don't get sloppy with it and short the prongs together with it.
