Power cord connections melting
I have been having problems with my connections getting hot and melting the plastic plugs. This mostly happens at my 50 amp to 30 amp pigtail going into the camper. I have replace the power cord con...
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Yes I suspect the connectors are low quality and are not fitting tightly together.
Yes checked the voltage in the caller. When the air comes on it drops but I always keep it in the "green" which is about 112volts at least.
Yes the voltage varies through out the day. In the mornings it's higher before people put on their air conditioners. It drops during the day but again I don't let it go below 112volts. When the air comes on the voltage drops but again not below 112volts. Even during the running it stays higher.
Thats for sure. I know I am up there but I dont believe I am to the point of burning the plugs caused by amp draw. Bad connections probably. Maybe bad connections and amps. I would like to try better connections. I have had more of a problem using the Camco connectors than the original molded in connectors.
Yes checked the voltage in the caller. When the air comes on it drops but I always keep it in the "green" which is about 112volts at least.
Yes the voltage varies through out the day. In the mornings it's higher before people put on their air conditioners. It drops during the day but again I don't let it go below 112volts. When the air comes on the voltage drops but again not below 112volts. Even during the running it stays higher.
Thats for sure. I know I am up there but I dont believe I am to the point of burning the plugs caused by amp draw. Bad connections probably. Maybe bad connections and amps. I would like to try better connections. I have had more of a problem using the Camco connectors than the original molded in connectors.
