Basic Question About AC Power Wiring
How are RVs usually wired up? I have a standard arctic fox RV and I’m having trouble with the AC portion of the wiring. Symptoms: *After running an air conditioner for 4-5 hours, off an exte...
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HadEnough wrote:HTElectrical wrote:
You could also eliminate the transfer switch by connecting power directly to your electrical panel and see if the issue is still there. Check to make sure your Neutral connection is tight, breaker is not shorting out where it snaps onto bus bar, and also lug where your 120v line connects at bus bar is tight.
Definitely. Thank you. I’m going to work through this ASAP on a cool morning. Maybe tomorrow
The simplest thin to check is the connections in your panel. Make sure both main lugs are tight, make sure connection on main breaker (if you have one) is tight, and look at bus bar where breaker snaps onto it is not burned. If all of that looks good, then move onto ATS and also check your plug and receptacle for your 30A cord.
