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psj01 · ‎Oct-20-2014

I have never had any problems pluging the female end of my 50a cable into my camper, just push it in and twist. I haven't used the cable for about 3 months and now it seems like either the cable or receptal has swelled and my plug will not go in. Is this possible or am I losing it?

wa8yxm · ‎Oct-21-2014

tvman44 wrote:
Either a bent pin on trailer connector or mud daubers built a nest in the female end. 🙂

Well I think that might be possible it is more likely they would build in the MALE end and they would be easy to see there

(The male end is the inlet) they tend to build fairly large nests.

Good suggestion though.

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Executive45 · ‎Oct-20-2014

Or someone put super glue, bubble gum etc. in the female end....Dennis

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tvman44 · ‎Oct-20-2014

Either a bent pin on trailer connector or mud daubers built a nest in the female end. 🙂

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1492 · ‎Oct-20-2014

Moved from Forum Technical Support

donn0128 · ‎Oct-20-2014

Look for a bent pin

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