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BB_TX · 11-24-2018, 09:14 AM

Are you comfortable troubleshooting 120 vac with a voltmeter? If not, ask park maintenance to verify power at the pedestal.

No AC power at all in the trailer? Sounds like there is no power from the park pedestal. Or your main breaker is tripped. First thing is to check the power at the park pedestal and see if there is power at that outlet. Is that breaker on and not tripped?

Is your main breaker in the trailer on and not tripped? All other breakers on and not tripped? If so, then you will need to remove the cover from the power distribution panel in your trailer and check to see that there is power at both sides of your main breaker.

Note that when a circuit breaker trips, the handle typically does not flip all the way to the OFF side. It just moves slightly off of the ON position and will feel "soft" if you push it toward the ON position.

11-24-2018, 09:14 AM	#3
BB_TX Montana Master Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: McKinney Posts: 7,168 M.O.C. #6433	Are you comfortable troubleshooting 120 vac with a voltmeter? If not, ask park maintenance to verify power at the pedestal. No AC power at all in the trailer? Sounds like there is no power from the park pedestal. Or your main breaker is tripped. First thing is to check the power at the park pedestal and see if there is power at that outlet. Is that breaker on and not tripped? Is your main breaker in the trailer on and not tripped? All other breakers on and not tripped? If so, then you will need to remove the cover from the power distribution panel in your trailer and check to see that there is power at both sides of your main breaker. Note that when a circuit breaker trips, the handle typically does not flip all the way to the OFF side. It just moves slightly off of the ON position and will feel "soft" if you push it toward the ON position. __________________ Bill & Patricia Riley, our Golden 2007 3075RL (recently sold, currently without)