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MrWizard
Aug 19, 2015Moderator
check the ground wires
inside the receptacle the RV is plugged into
inside the the rv 120v breaker panel
and finally inside the house service panel (switch ALL power off first)
and check the ground wire in the extension cord and the contacts in the receptacle
the hot and neutral are bonded at the service panel, effectively being one wire, when everything is tight and connections good
when some connection becomes loosen,
you start getting hot frame/tt ground problems
IF you want to fix all that
drive an 8ft copper ground rod into the ground (maybe in a corner near the carport supports)
and connect a cable and clamp to it
clamp the cable to the TT when you park it
100% earth ground for the TT, no more tingles
inside the receptacle the RV is plugged into
inside the the rv 120v breaker panel
and finally inside the house service panel (switch ALL power off first)
and check the ground wire in the extension cord and the contacts in the receptacle
the hot and neutral are bonded at the service panel, effectively being one wire, when everything is tight and connections good
when some connection becomes loosen,
you start getting hot frame/tt ground problems
IF you want to fix all that
drive an 8ft copper ground rod into the ground (maybe in a corner near the carport supports)
and connect a cable and clamp to it
clamp the cable to the TT when you park it
100% earth ground for the TT, no more tingles
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