Hooked up to 220v on accident
Okay I'll be the new moron of the Forum. Name is Wayne- Nice to meet you! we were putting a new pull behind trailer on the property for a friend to stay in, had to run an outlet to plug it in... th...
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Hurricaner wrote:
There is no need to replace breakers, they could care less if they see 240 or 120. You say you replaced the power distribution panel which again there was no need to do. Some power distribution panels contain the converter but many do not. Did you actually replace the converter or just the distribution center?
Sam
Yes sam I started there... I am not extremely familiar with RV wiring, this was a huge lesson all in all- Afterwards we tested and one of the breakers was definitely fried... but 2 of the Originals were in working condition, by the end of it I was wondering if the panel itself ever needed replacement; I am assuming you are right and it did not.
So in that statement I also spent a lot more money than I should have had to spend to fix this problem... If i was more knowledgable in the first place on how RV's wiring worked and just replaced the converter, then diagnosed- I could have likely saved $300+
I wish you chimed in earlier! haha,
Ohwell- All is well that ends well, right?
... except in my wallet
