Onboard and Air Conditioner.
Recently ran into this issue with my air conditioner running off my onboard generator. While at a rest area I went to run my AC off the Onan Camp 2500 onboard and as soon as the compressor kicked in...
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So the ONLY thing that's changed is Cummins NorthWest put their meathooks into it. I still believe the fuel isn't adjusted right; can't put out enough propane to handle full load, but enough is there for partial load.
Try this;
It's a 2500 watt genny. Plug in stuff that adds up to 2500 watts. Start with a small space heater for example; maybe 1500 watts. Then a blow dryer at 1000 to 1500 watts. If your genny handles a full 2500 watts from those, then try turning them on at once, not one at a time. If your genny can handle that but not the AC and the Honda 2000 can handle the AC, then
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you might want to check the genny polarity of the outlet plug. They may have swapped hot and neutral or neutral and ground. Being as this is a built in genny, all three, hot, neutral, ground are probably all hooked up. A portable genny like the honda won't be hard tied to the ground, so it wouldn't realize a fault and not trip.
Hope something here helps.
Try this;
It's a 2500 watt genny. Plug in stuff that adds up to 2500 watts. Start with a small space heater for example; maybe 1500 watts. Then a blow dryer at 1000 to 1500 watts. If your genny handles a full 2500 watts from those, then try turning them on at once, not one at a time. If your genny can handle that but not the AC and the Honda 2000 can handle the AC, then
...................................
you might want to check the genny polarity of the outlet plug. They may have swapped hot and neutral or neutral and ground. Being as this is a built in genny, all three, hot, neutral, ground are probably all hooked up. A portable genny like the honda won't be hard tied to the ground, so it wouldn't realize a fault and not trip.
Hope something here helps.
