Mobile Tech needed in New Mexico or Arizona

[mikeleblanc413]

Here is my problem that I posted in the Class C Section:

I am at the COE park at Cochiti Lake near Santa Fe, NM

Early this morning the electricity cut off, but came back on shortly. I assumed it was the EMS PT30C doing its job. It cut off again and did not come back on. I checked the EMS at the electrical pedestal. All is normal. There are no error codes showing. The Winnebago handbook talks about a protective thermal breaker breaking the power to the converter section when overheating happens or when there is an obstruction of ventilation to the unit. The manual also indicates the thermal breaker will reset itself after a period of time. QUESTIONS: 1. Where do I find the converter section? 2. Is this a situation for an experienced Mobile Tech? 3. If so, can you recommend one in New Mexico or Arizona? THANKS

[nottoosoon]

Mike,
Not knowing what your true symptoms are I can only expect you have reset all circuit breakers in your coach. The reset I think you are talking about is o your inverter that recharges your batteries while on shore power.
Do you have any 120 power in your coach while plugged in? Does your microwave come on?
If not, can you unplug and run your generator and check for power?
Is the issue only the batteries not charging?

You can call me and can talk you through mode of this.
nottoosoon's husband.
NM electrician and controls specialist.
505-891-9266 home

[Janss]

Where in AZ are you going to? I know a couple guys in Apache Junction/Mesa and one in Sedona/Verde Valley.

[RV_CONUS]

Rv Service Reviews - New Mexico

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[DianneOK]

Don't worry about it....

[mikeleblanc413]

THANKS...I can delete what is double posted and ask only for a mobile tech.

[DianneOK]

Mike, I am leaving this post here, despite the multiple post rule. Hopefully someone will have an answer for you.

DianneOK, moderator