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Originally Posted by BB_TX
OK, that’s not good. Sounds like a loose of poor connection. There have been a number of reports about bad wire connections in the connector mounted to the trailer. And some of those ended up overheating and ruining the trailer connector and, in some cases, the power cord connector. Would be a good idea to remove the connector from the back of the trailer and check that wiring.
There was a discussion on the same problem just a few days ago. Will see if I can find it.
Edit: here it is.
https://www.montanaowners.com/forums...ad.php?t=89513 |
Glad to read about that. My electrical knowledge is sketchy at best but I might have to unscrew that receptacle and take a look inside. I’d hate to call a repair guy if I don’t need it. But my electrician did tell me to check for hot spots on the power cable when I’m running the AC units. If I’m able to find a hot spot there might also eliminate the need to dig any deeper. Thanks for the reply.