good morning all. The short story version seems to be an all-to-common one. Electrician wired by 120v 30amp outlet that I requested for our new TT as 220v and when I plugged our new trailer into it last night, pop. I heard it pop inside. I turned the...
Hi all. We're moving into a new house this weekend and there is no HOA (YEAH!!). That means we can park the trailer on the side of the house. Right now, the area is all grass. I'm definitely not leaving the grass (don't want to have to maintain it un...
guidry wrote:I learned the hard way too, years ago. Sister's "friend" set up electrical at her house for my visit. Plugged in and inverter, fridge circuit board, tv and microwave blew. Had to replace them all, expensive vacation! And I had the RV for...
2-MTnesters wrote:Contento, I would get a heavy duty extension cord and plug camper into that provided you have a 30-20amp reducer. If not then a very inexpensive one can be purchased at Wal-Mart. Once power has been supplied to the RV I would check ...
thanks everyone. I did hire a licensed and insured electrical company, so I'm praying they take responsibility and things can get resolved smoothly. I asked for their insurance carrier...let's see what happens.
now I really need the vomit emoticon. So everything 110v = - A/C unit (all of it or would it be just a board/component)?- refrigerator (all of it or would it be just a board/component)?- that TV obviously- water heater (all of it or would it be just ...
