Generator or 110?
We just purchased a 2006 Keystone Raptor with a Onan 5500 generator. We got home and plugged it in like we have done with our other RVs. We had the 110 plugged in and started the generator and then he...
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dsheets wrote:
No Brian, you didn't do anything wrong. There is suppose to be a safety built in to prevent what happen. Either a transfer switch which will only allow power to come from 1 source failed or your 110 power from the house was low and the transfer switch wasn't able to operate as it should. the key to look for is what happen when you turned the air on. Low voltage from the house may have been your problem. {15 amp/ 30 amp} If it was 15 amp circuit then remember the ac draws somewhere around 14 amps when running. Just my thoughts.
Thank you. The RV is setup for 50amp so we bought an adapter to be able to plug it in at home. After talking with some family members too they are saying the same thing... something with the Automatic Transfer Switch messed up. Hope to get it looked at this week.
